Archive for the ‘Insights into Oikos papers’ Category
How does climate variables and diversity loss “filter” natural communities?
Posted by: oikosasa on February 10, 2015
Synthesising: Population genetics and tropical ecology
Posted by: oikosasa on February 4, 2015
To live longer – choose the right place to live?
Posted by: oikosasa on February 2, 2015
Frugivores and seed dispersal
Posted by: oikosasa on January 30, 2015
Herbivory response to global warming
Posted by: oikosasa on January 28, 2015
Soil, elevation and plant growth
Posted by: oikosasa on January 27, 2015
How do ants affect spider populations in coffee plants?
Posted by: oikosasa on January 23, 2015
Herbivory effects of climate change
Posted by: oikosasa on January 20, 2015
Effects of population densities on invasiveness
Posted by: oikosasa on January 16, 2015
Travelling around to catch more parasites?
Posted by: oikosasa on January 15, 2015
Stay or go for next clutch?
Posted by: oikosasa on January 14, 2015
Not easy being a seedling…
Posted by: oikosasa on December 16, 2014
Butterfly resilience to climate warming
Posted by: oikosasa on December 15, 2014
How plant genetic diversity affects herbivory
Posted by: oikosasa on December 3, 2014
Rodents and the yummy spines
Posted by: oikosasa on December 2, 2014
How do different herbivores affect plant communities?
Posted by: oikosasa on November 28, 2014
Pesticide effect on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning
Posted by: oikosasa on November 26, 2014
Same looks, different behavior
Posted by: oikosasa on November 21, 2014
Sexual size dimorphism in island plants
Posted by: oikosasa on November 18, 2014
Elevation effects on body size
Posted by: oikosasa on November 11, 2014
Multifractals in intertidal biofilms
Posted by: oikosasa on November 7, 2014
Editor’s choice November
Posted by: oikosasa on November 4, 2014
Everything is connected – in nature too
Posted by: oikosasa on October 24, 2014
Marsupial browsing effects insect damages
Posted by: oikosasa on October 21, 2014
Caught in the middle: Plants get consumed more frequently at intermediately degraded sites
Posted by: oikosasa on October 17, 2014
The struggle for safety: caterpillar against birds
Posted by: oikosasa on October 14, 2014
A voyage into soil darkness
Posted by: oikosasa on October 10, 2014
What exactly can network models predict?
Posted by: oikosasa on October 3, 2014
What causes dialects in bat?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 30, 2014
Costs of living in a nest
Posted by: oikosasa on September 26, 2014
Towards the catastrophic collapse?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 23, 2014
Finding the food in complex environments
Posted by: oikosasa on September 19, 2014
What are the processes responsible for the effects of habitat loss?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 16, 2014
White stork modelling
Posted by: oikosasa on September 12, 2014
Can viruses alter host behavior?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 11, 2014
Better being early?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 9, 2014
Pollinator decline effects on plants
Posted by: oikosasa on September 5, 2014
From rich to poor – what happens in the soil?
Posted by: oikosasa on September 2, 2014
Dispersal at a crawl: spore transport by slugs increases bryopyhte diversity
Posted by: oikosasa on August 29, 2014
Do invasive species alter litter nitrogen release?
Posted by: oikosasa on August 11, 2014
Food flow across ecosystems
Posted by: oikosasa on July 18, 2014
What might an obscure fungal plant pathogen have in common with malaria?
Posted by: oikosasa on July 10, 2014
Tuna-tern facilitation
Posted by: oikosasa on July 10, 2014
Carbon flow between lakes and ground
Posted by: oikosasa on June 17, 2014
What do functional traits tell about interspecific interactions?
Posted by: oikosasa on May 30, 2014
How common is bird-pollination in Europe?
Posted by: oikosasa on May 20, 2014
Who eats the sea urchin?
Posted by: oikosasa on May 16, 2014
Linking theory with empirical studies of competition
Posted by: oikosasa on May 9, 2014
Mixture models instead of bimodality?
Posted by: oikosasa on May 7, 2014
Fever, starvation or being eaten?
Posted by: oikosasa on May 3, 2014
