Page numbers in italicsrefer to figures; those in boldrefer to tables.ALEX 310
alkaloids 41
Allactaga elater17, 43
Allee effect 107
allele 291–2
alligator, American 95
Alligator mississipiensis 95
allochthonous supply 366
allozyme gel electrophoresis 28, 34
Alnus 12
Alopex lagopus16, 98, 191
Amazona vittata193, 322
Ameides
ferreus 34
vagrans 34
American marten 75
amino acids 37
Ammodorcas clarkei 17
analysis of variance (ANOVA) 264, 269,
279 –87
one-factor 279 –81
two-factor 281–6
three-factor 286 –8
Anas
discors 33
platyrhynchos33, 54, 141
strepera33, 54
Anolis
gingvivinus 190
wattsi 190
Anser albifrons 54
Antechinomys 17
Anthornis melanura 370
Antilocapra americana26, 242, 374
Apodemus
mystacinus 150
sylvaticus 150
apparent competition 153 – 4, 160, 306, 367Index
450
Abies 12
abiotic environment 19, 27
Acacia15, 17
Acanthis hornimanni 95
Accipiter gentilis 12
accuracy in sampling 221
Acer 13
Acinonyx jubatus 296
Acridotheres tristis 321
adaptation 19
adaptive radiation 22–3
applied aspects 33 – 4
convergence 21–2
adaptive management 264 –7
active 264
passive 264
adaptive radiation 22 –3
addax 17, 324
Addax nasomaculatus17, 324
Adélie penguin 220
Adenostema taxiculatum 131
Aepyceros melampus 96
Agathis 13
age distribution 88, 299
stable 88
stationary 88
Agelaius phoeniceus 145
age-structured population model 244 –7,
251–2
AIC 85, 258 –60, 262– 4, 339
AIDS 187
Ailuropoda melanoleuca4, 23
Aix sponsa54, 157
Akaike weight 263
Alcanthorhynchus superciliosus 15
Alcelaphus buselaphus 96
Alces alces25, 95, 236, 369
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