اکولوژی و بیومکانیک ۲۰۰۶
Ecology and Biomechanics 2006

1. Front Cover

2. Preface

3. Editors

4. Acknowledgments

5. List of Contributors

6. Table of Contents

7. Chapter 1: Tree Biomechanics and Growth Strategies in the Context of Forest Functional Ecology

8. Chapter 2: Diversity of Mechanical Architectures in Climbing Plants: An Ecological Perspective

9. Chapter 3: The Role of Blade Buoyancy and Reconfiguration in the Mechanical Adaptation of the Southern Bullkelp Durvillaea

10. Chapter 4: Murray’s Law and the Vascular Architecture of Plants

11. Chapter 5: Plant–Animal Mechanics and Bite Procurement in Grazing Ruminants

12. Chapter 6: Biomechanics of Salvia Flowers: The Role of Lever and Flower Tube in Specialization on Pollinators

13. Chapter 7: Do Plant Waxes Make Insect Attachment Structures Dirty? Experimental Evidence for the Contamination Hypothesis

14. Chapter 8: Ecology and Biomechanics of Slippery Wax Barriers and Wax Running in Macaranga–Ant Mutualisms

15. Chapter 9: Nectar Feeding in Long-Proboscid Insects

16. Chapter 10: Biomechanics and Behavioral Mimicry in Insects

17. Chapter 11: Interindividual Variation in the Muscle Physiology of Vertebrate Ectotherms: Consequences for Behavioral and Ecological Performance

18. Chapter 12: Power Generation during Locomotion in Anolis Lizards: An Ecomorphological Approach

19. Chapter 13: Implications of Microbial Motility on Water Column Ecosystems

20. Chapter 14: The Biomechanics of Ecological Speciation

21. Index