Reproductive Skew in Vertebrates
Reinmar Hager(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Bernard J. Crespi(Simon Fraser University), Clara B. Jones, Michael A. Cant(University of Exeter), Chris G. Faulkes, Kay E. Holekamp(Michigan State University), Sandra L. Vehrencamp(Cornell University), Nobuyuki Kutsukake, Michael Taborsky(University of Bern), W. E. Harris, Thea B. Wang, Walter D. Koenig(Cornell University), David H. Abbott(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Andrew J. Young, Rufus A. Johnstone(University of Cambridge), Sarah J. Hodge(University of Exeter), Daniel I. Rubenstein(Princeton University), Jeremy Field(University of Sussex)
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