1. Chapter 12 Life Histories
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Chapter 12
Life Histories

2. Female darter size and number of eggs
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Female darter size and number of eggs
Figure 12.3
12-1     Source: Turner and Trexler 1998

3. Size of eggs and number of eggs
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Size of eggs and number of eggs
Figure 12.4
12-2     Source: Turner and Trexler 1998

4. Egg size, egg number, and gene flow
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Egg size, egg number, and gene flow
Figure 12.5
12-3     Source: Turner and Trexler 1998

5. Seed mass and seed number
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Seed mass and seed number
Figure 12.7
12-4     Source: Stevens 1932

6. Plant growth form 12-5 Source: Westoby, Leishman, and Lord 1996
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Plant growth form
Figure 12.8
12-5     Source: Westoby, Leishman, and Lord 1996

7. Seed and seedling mass 12-6 Source: Jakobsson and Eriksson 2000
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Seed and seedling mass
Figure 12.9
12-6     Source: Jakobsson and Eriksson 2000

8. Seed mass and recruitment rates
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Seed mass and recruitment rates
Figure 12.10
12-7     Source: Jakobsson and Eriksson 2000

9. Seed mass and seedling height
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Seed mass and seedling height
Figure 12.11
12-8     Source: Seiwa and Kikuzawa 1991

10. Adult survival and age of reproductive maturity
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Adult survival and age of reproductive maturity
Figure 12.12
12-9     Source: Shine and Charnov 1992, Gunderson 1997

11. Adult fish mortality and reproductive effort
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Adult fish mortality and reproductive effort
Figure 12.13
12-10     Source: Gunderson 1997

12. Pumpkinseed sunfish survival
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Pumpkinseed sunfish survival
Figure 12.15
12-11     Source: Bertschy and Fox 1999

13. Ratio of adult to juvenile survival
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Ratio of adult to juvenile survival
Figure 12.16
12-12     Source: Bertschy and Fox 1999

14. Adult:juvenile survival ratios and age
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Adult:juvenile survival ratios and age
Figure 12.17
12-13     Source: Bertschy and Fox 1999

15. Survival ratio and reproductive effort
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Survival ratio and reproductive effort
Figure 12.18
12-14     Source: Bertschy and Fox 1999

16. Plant life history strategies
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Plant life history strategies
Figure 12.20
12-15     Source: after Grime 1979

17. Classification of life histories
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Classification of life histories
Figure 12.21
12-16     Source: after Winemiller and Rose 1992a

18. Life histories within vertebrate animals
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Life histories within vertebrate animals
Figure 12.22
12-17     Source: after Winemiller and Rose 1992b

19. River management to sustain cottonwood forests
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River management to sustain cottonwood forests
Figure 12.24
12-18     Source: after Mahoney and Rood 1998