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Frontispiece; Contributors; Introduction P. B. Stacey and W. D. Koenig;
1. Splendid Fairy-wrens: demonstrating the importance of longevity I. C. R. Rowley and E. Russell;
2. Green Woodhoopoes: life history traits and sociality J. D. Ligon and S. H. Ligon;
3. Red-cockaded Woodpeckers: a 'primitive' cooperative breeder J. R. Walters;
4. Arabian Babblers: the quest for social status in a cooperative breeder A. Zahavi;
5. Hoatzins: cooperative breeding in a folivorous neotropical bird S. D. Strahl and A. Schmitz;
6. Campylorhynchus wrens: the ecology of delayed dispersal and cooperation in the Venezuelan savanna K. N. Rabenold;
7. Pinyon Jays: making the best of a bad situation by helping J. M. Marzluff and R. P. Balda;
8. Florida Scrub Jays: a synopsis after 18 years of study G. E. Woolfenden and J. W. Fitzpatrick;
9. Mexican Jays: uncooperative breeding J. L. Brown and E. R. Brown;
10. Galápagos mockingbirds: territorial cooperative breeding in a climatically variable environment R. L. Curry and P. R. Grant;
11. Groove-billed Anis: joint-nesting in a tropical cuckoo R. R. Koford, B. S. Bowen and S. L. Vehrencamp;
12. Galápagos and Harris' Hawks: divergent causes of sociality in two raptors J. Faaborg and J. C. Bednarz;
13. Pukeko: different approaches and some different answers J. L. Craig and I. G. Jamieson;
14. Acorn Woodpeckers: group-living and food storage under contrasting ecological conditions W. D. Koenig and P. B. Stacey;
15. Dunnocks: cooperation and conflict among males and females in a variable mating system N. B. Davies;
16. White-frontedBee-eaters: helping in a colonially nesting species S. T. Emlen;
17. Pied Kingfishers: ecological causes and reproductive consequences of cooperative breeding H.-U. Reyer;
18. Noisy Miners: variations on the theme of communality D. D. Dow and M. J. Whitmore; Summary J. N. M. Smith; Index.
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Debbie Vondervoort
reviewed Cooperative Breeding in Birds: Long Term Studies of Ecology and Behaviour on May 22, 2018
Cooperative Breeding in Birds
An excellent, wonderful book. It describes the benefits insects are to life on earth and the web of life. I am going to give this book to my granddaughter, who is in the third grade and has always been interested in insects. It is written so clearly that she can almost read and understand it now, and if can't, there are wonderful line drawings of insects and plants throughout the pages.
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