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Comparing parasitoid life histories

Mayhew, Peter John;
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Species and clades are characterized by their unique combinations, or suites, of different life history traits. In parasitoids, traits include a core group common to other organisms, and a parasitoid-specific group. These organize into several sets of mutually covarying traits which overlap a little, but not wholly, with other sets. Across parasitoid species, host size, clutch size and body size tend to covary. Roughly independent of these is a dichotomy between idiobionts (host does not develop after parasitization), which tend to have fast development but slow adult life histories, and koinobionts (hosts develop after parasitization) with the opposite set of t...
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4 7 E 5 %1997) Interspecific allometries are biproducts of body size optimization. American Naturalist 149: 352,380.

Law R. & Grey DR (1989) Evolution of yields from populations with age,specific cropping. Evolutionary Ecology 3: 343-359.

Le Masurier AD (1987) A comparative study of the relationship between host size and brood size in spp. (Hymenoptera: Braconidae). Ecological Entomology 12: 383,393.

Lewis HM, Tosh CR, O'Keefe S, Shuker DM, West SA & Mayhew PJ (2010) Constraints on adaptation: explaining deviation from optimal sex ratio using artificFialneural networks. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 23: 1708,1719.

MacArthur RH & oWilson EO (1967) The Theory of Island Biogeography. Princeton University Prerss, Princeton NJ, USA.

Macedo MV, Monteiro RF, Silveira MP & Mayhew PJ (2013) Male,male contests for P mates, sexual dimorphism, and sex ratio in a natural population of a solitary parasitoid. Behavioural eProcesses 100: 1,8.

Mayhew PJ (1998a) The evolution eof gregariousness in parasitoid wasps. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Londorn,Series B 265: 383,389. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (1998b) Offspring size,number Rstrategy in the bethylid parasitoid . Behavioral Ecology 9: 54,59. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (1998c) The life,histories of parasitoid wasps developing in small v gregarious broods. Netherlands Journal of Zoology 48: 225,240. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (2006) Discovering Evolutionary Ecology: Beringing Together Ecology and Evolution. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UKw.

Mayhew PJ & Blackburn TM (1999) Does development mode organize life,history traits in the parasitoid Hymenoptera? Journal of Animal Ecology 68: 909,916.

Mayhew PJ & Glaizot O (2001) Integrating theory of clutch size and body size evolution for parasitoids. Oikos 92: 372,376.

Mayhew PJ & Hardy ICW (1998) Nonsiblicidal behaviour and the evolution of clutch size in bethylid wasps. American Naturalist 151: 409,424. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ & van Alphen JJM (1999) Gregarious development in alysiine parasitoids evolved through a reduction in larval aggression. Animal Behaviour 58: 131, 141.

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Abstract
Species and clades are characterized by their unique combinations, or suites, of different life history traits. In parasitoids, traits include a core group common to other organisms, and a parasitoid-specific group. These organize into several sets of mutually covarying traits which overlap a little, but not wholly, with other sets. Across parasitoid species, host size, clutch size and body size tend to covary. Roughly independent of these is a dichotomy between idiobionts (host does not develop after parasitization), which tend to have fast development but slow adult life histories, and koinobionts (hosts develop after parasitization) with the opposite set of t...
Read more
Subjects
free text keywords: 1100
Download from
White Rose Research Online
Article
Provider: CORE (RIOXX-UK Aggregator)

4 7 E 5 %1997) Interspecific allometries are biproducts of body size optimization. American Naturalist 149: 352,380.

Law R. & Grey DR (1989) Evolution of yields from populations with age,specific cropping. Evolutionary Ecology 3: 343-359.

Le Masurier AD (1987) A comparative study of the relationship between host size and brood size in spp. (Hymenoptera: Braconidae). Ecological Entomology 12: 383,393.

Lewis HM, Tosh CR, O'Keefe S, Shuker DM, West SA & Mayhew PJ (2010) Constraints on adaptation: explaining deviation from optimal sex ratio using artificFialneural networks. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 23: 1708,1719.

MacArthur RH & oWilson EO (1967) The Theory of Island Biogeography. Princeton University Prerss, Princeton NJ, USA.

Macedo MV, Monteiro RF, Silveira MP & Mayhew PJ (2013) Male,male contests for P mates, sexual dimorphism, and sex ratio in a natural population of a solitary parasitoid. Behavioural eProcesses 100: 1,8.

Mayhew PJ (1998a) The evolution eof gregariousness in parasitoid wasps. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Londorn,Series B 265: 383,389. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (1998b) Offspring size,number Rstrategy in the bethylid parasitoid . Behavioral Ecology 9: 54,59. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (1998c) The life,histories of parasitoid wasps developing in small v gregarious broods. Netherlands Journal of Zoology 48: 225,240. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ (2006) Discovering Evolutionary Ecology: Beringing Together Ecology and Evolution. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UKw.

Mayhew PJ & Blackburn TM (1999) Does development mode organize life,history traits in the parasitoid Hymenoptera? Journal of Animal Ecology 68: 909,916.

Mayhew PJ & Glaizot O (2001) Integrating theory of clutch size and body size evolution for parasitoids. Oikos 92: 372,376.

Mayhew PJ & Hardy ICW (1998) Nonsiblicidal behaviour and the evolution of clutch size in bethylid wasps. American Naturalist 151: 409,424. [OpenAIRE]

Mayhew PJ & van Alphen JJM (1999) Gregarious development in alysiine parasitoids evolved through a reduction in larval aggression. Animal Behaviour 58: 131, 141.

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