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| Foreword | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Foraging: An Overview | |
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| Prehistory: Before Foraging Met Danger | |
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| Diving and Foraging by the Common Eider | |
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| A Two-Player, Symmetric, Matrix Game | |
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| A Two-Player Continuous Game | |
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| Foraging and Information Processing | |
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| Models of Information Use | |
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| Neuroethology of Foraging | |
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| Glossary | |
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| A Nobel Prize in the Molecular Basis of Memory | |
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| Neural Mechanisms of Reward | |
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| Cognition for Foraging | |
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| Learning in the Laboratory | |
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| Processing, Herbivory, and Storage | |
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| Food Acquisition, Processing, and Digestions | |
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| Modeling Digestive Modulation in an Ecological Framework | |
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| More than a Matter of Taste | |
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| Herbivory | |
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| Herbivory versus Carnivory: Different Means for Similar Ends | |
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| Animal Farm: Food Provisioning and Abnormal Oral Behaviors in Captive Herbivores | |
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| Energy Storage and Expenditure | |
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| Neuroendocrine Mechanisms of Energy Regulation in Mammals | |
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| Energy Stores in Migrating Birds | |
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| What Current Models Can and Cannot Tell Us about Adaptive Energy Storage | |
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| Modern Foraging Theory | |
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| Provisioning | |
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| Effects of Social Interactions at Resource Points on Provisioning Tactics | |
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| Provisioning and Spatial Patterns of Resource Exploitation | |
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| Variance-Sensitive Provisioning | |
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| Foraging in the Face of Danger | |
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| Allocation of Foraging Effort when Danger Varies over Time | |
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| Three Models of Information Flow in Groups | |
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| Foraging with Others: Games Social Foragers Play | |
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| The Ideal Free Distribution | |
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| Genetic Relatedness and Group Size | |
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| The Rate-Maximizing Producer-Scrounger Game | |
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| Foraging Ecology | |
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| Foraging and Population Dynamics | |
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| Basic Concepts in Population Dynamics | |
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| Community Ecology | |
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| Isolegs and Isodars | |
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| Foraging and the Ecology of Fear | |
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| Stress Hormones and the Predation-Starvation Trade-off | |
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| Giving-up Densities | |
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| On Foraging Theory, Humans, and the Conservation of Diversity: A Prospectus | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Literature Cited | |
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| Index | |