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- Introduction [Raymond B. Huey, Eric R. Pianka, and Thomas W. Schoener]
- I. Physiological Ecology
- Overview [William R. Dawson]
- 1. Ecological Consequences of Activity Metabolism [Albert F. Bennett]
- 2. Ecological Energetics [Kenneth A. Nagy]
- 3. Biophysical Analyses of Energetics, Time–Space Utilization, and Distributional Limits [Warren P. Porter and C. Richard Tracy]
- 4. Lizard Malaria: Parasite–Host Ecology [Jos. J. Schall]
- II. Behavioral Ecology
- Overview [Rodolfo Ruibal]
- 5. The Adaptive Zone and Behavior of Lizards [Philip J. Regal]
- 6. A Review of Lizard Chemoreception [Carol A. Simon]
- 7. Food Availability and Territorial Establishment of Juvenile Sceloporus undulatus [Gary W. Ferguson, John L. Hughes, and Kent L. Brown]
- 8. Fitness, Home-Range Quality, and Aggression in Uta stansburiana [Stanley F. Fox]
- 9. Sexual Selection, Sexual Dimorphism, and Territoriality [Judy A. Stamps]
- 10. Psychobiology of Parthenogenesis [David Crews, Jill E. Gustafson, and Richard R. Tokarz]
- III. Population and Community Ecology
- Overview [Thomas W. Schoener]
- 11. Life-History Variations [Royce E. Ballinger]
- 12. Realized Niche Overlap, Resource Abundance, and Intensity of Interspecific Competition [Arthur E. Dunham]
- 13. Temporal Separation of Activity and Interspecific Dietary Overlap [Raymond B. Huey and Eric R. Pianka]
- Appendix: Monte Carlo Analyses in Ecology [Stuart L. Pimm]
- 14. Sympatry and Size Similarity in Cnemidophorus [Ted J. Case]
- 15. Ecomorphs, Faunas, Island Size, and Diverse End Points in Island Radiations of Anolis [Ernest E. Williams]
- 16. Coevolutionary Theory and the Biogeography and Community Structure of Anolis [Jonathan Roughgarden, David Heckel, and Eduardo R. Fuentes]
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- Conclusion: Lizard Ecology, Viewed at a Short Distance [Peter R. Grant]
- References
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Index
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