Table of Contents

Preface ix 1 Introduction and Conceptual Framework 1 2 Selection 26 3 Adaptation 54 4 Adaptive Divergence 81 5 Gene Flow 109 6 Ecological Speciation 133 7 Population Dynamics 163 8 Community Structure 194 9 Ecosystem Function 224 10 Genetics and Genomics 253 11 Plasticity 276 12 What We Do and Don't Know 304 References 319 Index 387

About the Author

Andrew P. Hendry is professor in the Department of Biology and the Redpath Museum at McGill University. He is the coeditor of Microevolution: Rate, Pattern, Process and Evolution Illuminated: Salmon and Their Relatives.

Reviews

"This book provides a conceptually broad overview of the major themes in this rapidly emerging field of study. . . . [It is] a useful reference for ecologists and evolutionary biologists at diverse career stages."---Eric P. Palkovacs, Ecology

"An excellent overview."---Fanie Pelletier, Nature Ecology & Evolution

"[A] thought-provoking book."---Anna Kuparinen, Trends in Ecology and Evolution

"This is an outstanding research textbook, which should also be useful in teaching the highest level undergraduate courses. . . . An excellent, and timely, synthesis of the growing body of work on interactions between ecology and evolution."---Andrew MacColl, Quarterly Review of Biology