Pt.I The nature of predation and predator-prey interactions : Predaceous herbivores and herbivorous predators: the biology of omnivores and the ecology of omnivore-prey interactions / Micky D. Eubanks -- Mutualisms as consumer-resource interactions / J. Nathaniel Holland, Joshua H. Ness, Alice Boyle, Judith L. Bronstein -- Learning as an adaptive response to predation / Grant E. Brown, Douglas P. Chivers -- Patterns of inheritance of foraging traits in predators / Susan E. Riechert.
Pt.II Sensory, physiological, and behavioral perspectives : Acoustic interactions between insects and bats: a model for the interplay of neural and ecological specializations / Jeffrey D. Triblehorn, David D. Yager -- The visual ecology of predator-prey interactions / Thomas W. Cronin -- The t production and appropriation of chemical signals among plants, herbivores, and predators / Matthew H. Greenstone, Joseph C. Dickens -- Perception of predation risk: the foundation of nonlethal predator-prey interactions / Steven L. Lima, Todd D. Steury -- Constraints on inducible defenses: phylogeny, ontogeny, and phenotypic trade-offs / Rick A. Relyea.
Pt.III Population- and community-level interactions : Direct and indirect effects of vegetation structure and habitat complexity on predator-prey and predator-predator interactions / Robert F. Denno, Deborah L. Finke, Gail A. Langellotto -- Predator-prey space use as an emergent outcome of a behavioral response race / Andrew Sih -- Behavior of predators and prey and links with population-level processes / Oswald J. Schmitz -- The t consequences of predator and prey adaptations for top-down and bottom-up effects / Peter A. Abrams
Pt.IV Applied consequences of predator-prey interactions : Top-down forces in managed versus unmanaged habitats / John Stireman, r Lee A. Dyer, Robert Matlock -- Conservation biological control: biodiversity influences the effectiveness of predators / William E. Snyder, Gary C. Chang, Reneé P. Prasad -- Species abundance distribution and predator-prey interactions: theoretical and applied consequences / Pedro Barbosa, r Astrid Caldas, Susan E. Reichert -- Plight of predators: the importance of carnivores for understanding patterns of biodiversity and extinction risk / John L. Gittleman, Matthew E. Gompper.
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"This volume, edited by Pedro Barbosa and Ignacio Castellanos, examines the role of predation as a force that shapes the behavior, ecology, and evolution of vertebrate and invertebrate species. It is the first text to take a comprehensive and holistic view of the ecology of predator-prey interactions, providing the reader with critical evolutionary, physiological, and behavioral insights. Barbosa and Castellanos have gathered a set of contributors to respond to the renaissance of interest in predation. Their chapters incorporate empirical and theoretical perspectives resulting from the latest research on the subject and should challenge readers, present hypotheses that stir interest, and stimulate new research."--BOOK JACKET.