Nests, Eggs, and Incubation: New Ideas about Avian Reproduction
Herausgeber: Deeming, D. Charles; Reynolds, S. James
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Nests, Eggs, and Incubation: New Ideas about Avian Reproduction
Herausgeber: Deeming, D. Charles; Reynolds, S. James
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Provide a new overview of the field which builds on the foundations laid down by Charles Deemings 2001 work Avian Incubation (now freely available for download at: www.oup.co.uk/companion/avianincubation2002), much of which remains relevant today.
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Provide a new overview of the field which builds on the foundations laid down by Charles Deemings 2001 work Avian Incubation (now freely available for download at: www.oup.co.uk/companion/avianincubation2002), much of which remains relevant today.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 191mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9780198718666
- ISBN-10: 0198718667
- Artikelnr.: 47869306
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 191mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9780198718666
- ISBN-10: 0198718667
- Artikelnr.: 47869306
Charles started working on aspects of bird incubation in the early 1980s and has had a varied career since. Postgraduate research examined the physiological basis of egg turning during incubation and postdoctoral research described the effects of incubation temperature on growth and sex determination in alligators. Aside from scientific publications Charles has edited key review texts on avian and reptilian development and incubation, and ostrich biology. Since 2003 Charles has been teaching biology at the University of Lincoln, where he has added how bird nests function to his list of research interests. Jim has worked on the reproductive biology of a variety of bird species over the last 25 years including common kingfishers in the UK, spruce grouse in boreal forests of Canada, Florida scrub-jays in the oak scrublands of the southern USA and most recently sooty terns on Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. His research focuses on how human-induced changes in food availability, habitat structure, predation risk and ecological community structure influence the breeding behaviour, ecology, life history and ultimately the breeding performance of birds. Such research will become increasingly pertinent as we attempt to understand how bird populations respond to an ever-urbanising world.
* Foreword
* Preface
* 1: S.J. Reynolds and D.C. Deeming: Incubating new ideas about avian
reproduction
* 2: D.C. Deeming: The fossil record and evolution of avian egg nesting
and incubation
* 3: S.D. Healy, K.V. Morgan and I.E. Bailey: Nest-construction
behaviour
* 4: D.C. Deeming and M.C. Mainwaring: Functional properties of nests
* 5: M.C. Mainwaring, S.J. Reynolds and K. Weidinger: The influence of
predation on the location and design of nests
* 6: M.C. Mainwaring: Nest construction and incubation in a changing
climate
* 7: A. West, P. Cassey and C.M. Thomas: Microbiology of nests and eggs
* 8: I. López-Rull and C. Macías Garcia: Control of invertebrate
occupants of nests
* 9: G.F. Birchard and D.C. Deeming: Egg allometry: influences of
phylogeny and the altricial-precocial continuum
* 10: T.D. Williams and T.G.G. Groothuis: Egg quality, embryonic
development and post-hatching phenotype: an integrated perspective
* 11: K. Brulez, T.W. Pike and S.J. Reynolds: Egg signalling: the use
of visual, auditory and chemical stimuli
* 12: V. Marasco and K.A. Spencer: Improvements in our understanding of
behaviour during incubation
* 13: A. Nord and J.B. Williams: The energetic costs of incubation
* 14: G.R. Hepp, S.E. DuRant and W.A. Hopkins: Influence of incubation
temperature on offspring phenotype and fitness in birds
* 15: J.A. Smith, C.B. Cooper and S.J. Reynolds: Advances in techniques
to study incubation
* 16: D.C. Deeming and N.S. Jarrett: Applications of incubation science
to aviculture and conservation
* 17: C.B. Cooper, R.L. Bailey and D.I. Leech: The role of citizen
science in studies of avian reproduction
* 18: D.C. Deeming and S.J. Reynolds: Perspectives on avian nests and
eggs
* Preface
* 1: S.J. Reynolds and D.C. Deeming: Incubating new ideas about avian
reproduction
* 2: D.C. Deeming: The fossil record and evolution of avian egg nesting
and incubation
* 3: S.D. Healy, K.V. Morgan and I.E. Bailey: Nest-construction
behaviour
* 4: D.C. Deeming and M.C. Mainwaring: Functional properties of nests
* 5: M.C. Mainwaring, S.J. Reynolds and K. Weidinger: The influence of
predation on the location and design of nests
* 6: M.C. Mainwaring: Nest construction and incubation in a changing
climate
* 7: A. West, P. Cassey and C.M. Thomas: Microbiology of nests and eggs
* 8: I. López-Rull and C. Macías Garcia: Control of invertebrate
occupants of nests
* 9: G.F. Birchard and D.C. Deeming: Egg allometry: influences of
phylogeny and the altricial-precocial continuum
* 10: T.D. Williams and T.G.G. Groothuis: Egg quality, embryonic
development and post-hatching phenotype: an integrated perspective
* 11: K. Brulez, T.W. Pike and S.J. Reynolds: Egg signalling: the use
of visual, auditory and chemical stimuli
* 12: V. Marasco and K.A. Spencer: Improvements in our understanding of
behaviour during incubation
* 13: A. Nord and J.B. Williams: The energetic costs of incubation
* 14: G.R. Hepp, S.E. DuRant and W.A. Hopkins: Influence of incubation
temperature on offspring phenotype and fitness in birds
* 15: J.A. Smith, C.B. Cooper and S.J. Reynolds: Advances in techniques
to study incubation
* 16: D.C. Deeming and N.S. Jarrett: Applications of incubation science
to aviculture and conservation
* 17: C.B. Cooper, R.L. Bailey and D.I. Leech: The role of citizen
science in studies of avian reproduction
* 18: D.C. Deeming and S.J. Reynolds: Perspectives on avian nests and
eggs
* Foreword
* Preface
* 1: S.J. Reynolds and D.C. Deeming: Incubating new ideas about avian
reproduction
* 2: D.C. Deeming: The fossil record and evolution of avian egg nesting
and incubation
* 3: S.D. Healy, K.V. Morgan and I.E. Bailey: Nest-construction
behaviour
* 4: D.C. Deeming and M.C. Mainwaring: Functional properties of nests
* 5: M.C. Mainwaring, S.J. Reynolds and K. Weidinger: The influence of
predation on the location and design of nests
* 6: M.C. Mainwaring: Nest construction and incubation in a changing
climate
* 7: A. West, P. Cassey and C.M. Thomas: Microbiology of nests and eggs
* 8: I. López-Rull and C. Macías Garcia: Control of invertebrate
occupants of nests
* 9: G.F. Birchard and D.C. Deeming: Egg allometry: influences of
phylogeny and the altricial-precocial continuum
* 10: T.D. Williams and T.G.G. Groothuis: Egg quality, embryonic
development and post-hatching phenotype: an integrated perspective
* 11: K. Brulez, T.W. Pike and S.J. Reynolds: Egg signalling: the use
of visual, auditory and chemical stimuli
* 12: V. Marasco and K.A. Spencer: Improvements in our understanding of
behaviour during incubation
* 13: A. Nord and J.B. Williams: The energetic costs of incubation
* 14: G.R. Hepp, S.E. DuRant and W.A. Hopkins: Influence of incubation
temperature on offspring phenotype and fitness in birds
* 15: J.A. Smith, C.B. Cooper and S.J. Reynolds: Advances in techniques
to study incubation
* 16: D.C. Deeming and N.S. Jarrett: Applications of incubation science
to aviculture and conservation
* 17: C.B. Cooper, R.L. Bailey and D.I. Leech: The role of citizen
science in studies of avian reproduction
* 18: D.C. Deeming and S.J. Reynolds: Perspectives on avian nests and
eggs
* Preface
* 1: S.J. Reynolds and D.C. Deeming: Incubating new ideas about avian
reproduction
* 2: D.C. Deeming: The fossil record and evolution of avian egg nesting
and incubation
* 3: S.D. Healy, K.V. Morgan and I.E. Bailey: Nest-construction
behaviour
* 4: D.C. Deeming and M.C. Mainwaring: Functional properties of nests
* 5: M.C. Mainwaring, S.J. Reynolds and K. Weidinger: The influence of
predation on the location and design of nests
* 6: M.C. Mainwaring: Nest construction and incubation in a changing
climate
* 7: A. West, P. Cassey and C.M. Thomas: Microbiology of nests and eggs
* 8: I. López-Rull and C. Macías Garcia: Control of invertebrate
occupants of nests
* 9: G.F. Birchard and D.C. Deeming: Egg allometry: influences of
phylogeny and the altricial-precocial continuum
* 10: T.D. Williams and T.G.G. Groothuis: Egg quality, embryonic
development and post-hatching phenotype: an integrated perspective
* 11: K. Brulez, T.W. Pike and S.J. Reynolds: Egg signalling: the use
of visual, auditory and chemical stimuli
* 12: V. Marasco and K.A. Spencer: Improvements in our understanding of
behaviour during incubation
* 13: A. Nord and J.B. Williams: The energetic costs of incubation
* 14: G.R. Hepp, S.E. DuRant and W.A. Hopkins: Influence of incubation
temperature on offspring phenotype and fitness in birds
* 15: J.A. Smith, C.B. Cooper and S.J. Reynolds: Advances in techniques
to study incubation
* 16: D.C. Deeming and N.S. Jarrett: Applications of incubation science
to aviculture and conservation
* 17: C.B. Cooper, R.L. Bailey and D.I. Leech: The role of citizen
science in studies of avian reproduction
* 18: D.C. Deeming and S.J. Reynolds: Perspectives on avian nests and
eggs