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JUST PUBLISHED
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BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY
Volume 9, Issue 1 (Jan/Feb 1998)
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EDITORS: Innes Cuthill, University of Bristol; Marc Mangel, UC Santa Cruz; Paul
 Schmid-Hempel, ETH Zurich;
Larry L. Wolf, Syracuse University
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Amphisexual parental behavior of a terrestrial breeding frog "Eleutherodactylus
johnstonei" in Guyana
G odfrey R Bourne    pp. 1-7

Life history consequences of social complexity: a comparative study of
ground-dwelling sciurids
Daniel T. Blumstein and Kenneth B. Armitage    pp. 8-19

Decoupling of reproductive rates and parental expenditure in a polyandrous
butterfly
Christopher Wiklund, Arja Kaitala and Nina Wedell    pp. 20-25

Risk-taking behavior in weight-compensating coho salmon, "Oncorhynchus kisutch"
Borge Damsgard and Lawrence M. Dill    pp. 26-32

Female hunger can explain variation in cannibalistic behavior despite male
sacrifice in redback spiders
Maydianne C.B. Andrade    pp. 35-42

Social mating system and reproductive success in house wrens
Sheryl Swartz Soukup and Charles F. Thompson    pp. 43-48

Simple models of feeding with time and energy constraints
Ron Ydenberg and Pete Hurd    pp. 49-53

Offspring size-number strategy in the bethylid parasitoid "Laelius pedatus"
Peter J. Mayhew    pp. 54-59

Are inbred offspring less fit? Survival in a natural population of Mexican jays
Jerram L. Brown and Ester R. Brown    pp. 60-63

Brood parasitism by cowbirds: risks and effects on reproductive success and
survival in indigo buntings
Robert B. Payne and Laura L. Payne    pp. 64-73

Testing predictions of foraging theory for a sit-and-wait forager, "Anolis
gingivinus"
Sharoni  Shafir and Jonathan Roughgarden    pp. 74-84

Matrilineal kin clusters and their effect on reproductive success in the field
 vole
"Micotus agrestis"
J. Pusenius, J. Vitalla, T. Marianberg and S. Ritvanen    pp. 85-92

Relative reproductive success of female moorhens using conditional strategies of
brood parasitism and parental care
Susan B. McRae    pp. 93-100

Environmental and social influences on calling effort in the prairie mole
 cricket
(Gryllotalpa major)
Peggy S.M. Hill    pp. 101-108

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