author : James H. Brown

Contents

• James H. Brown, Geoffrey B. West, Brian J. Enquist.

Scaling in Biology: Patterns and Processes, Causes and Consequences

• John Tyler Bonner, Henry S. Horn.

Allometry and Natural Selection

• R. McNeill Alexander.

Hovering and Jumping: Contrasting Problems in Scaling

• Andrew A. Biewener.

Scaling of Terrestrial Support: Differing Solutions to Mechanical Constraints of Size

• Mimi A. R. Koehl.

Consequences of Size Change During Ontogeny and Evolution Consequences of Size Change During Ontogeny and Evolution

• Geoffrey B. West, James H. Brown, Brian J. Enquist.

The Origin of Universal Scaling Laws in Biology

• John K-J. Li.

Scaling and Invariants in Cardiovascular Biology

• Mair Zamir.

Vascular System of the Human Heart: Some Branching and Scaling Issues

• Wolfgang Schreiner, Rudolf Karch, Friederike Neumann, Martin Neumann.

Constrained Constructive Optimization of Arterial Tree Models

• Brian J. Enquist, Geoffrey B. West, James H. Brown.

Quarter-Power Allometric Scaling in Vascular Plants: Functional Basis and Ecological Consequences

• Henry S. Horn.

Twigs, Trees, and the Dynamics of Carbon in the Landscape

• Richard E. Lenski, Judith A. Mongold.

Cell Size, Shape, and Fitness in Evolving Populations of Bacteria

• Jan Kozlowski.

Does Body Size Optimization Alter the Allometries for Production and Life History Traits?

• Paul H. Harvey.

Why and How Phylogenetic Relationships Should be Incorporated into Studies of Scaling

• Helene Cyr.

Individual Energy Use and the Allometry of Population Density

• William A. Calder.

Diversity and Convergence: Scaling for Conservation

• John Harte.

Scaling and Self-Similarity in Species Distributions: Implications for Extinction, Species Richness, Abundance, and Range