| Titre : | Journal of Animal Ecology 79(5) - SEP 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
R. Scott Davidson, Auteur ;
Benjamin H. Letcher, Auteur ;
Keith H. Nislow, Auteur
1. Estimating the relative importance of factors affecting key vital rates is an essential challenge for population ecology. In spite of a large literature on individual growth rates of north temperate-zone fishes, relative effect sizes for the [...]
Article
Jost Borcherding, Auteur ;
Peter Beeck, Auteur ;
Donald L. DeAngelis, Auteur ;
Werner R. Scharf, Auteur
P>1. In gape-limited predators, body size asymmetries determine the outcome of predator-prey interactions. Due to ontogenetic changes in body size, the intensity of intra- and interspecific interactions may change rapidly between the match situa[...]
Article
Vesa Selonen, Auteur ;
Ilpo K. Hanski, Auteur
P>1. Dispersal can be condition- and phenotype-dependent and related to individual genetic differences. Few studies have addressed the relative importance of these factors on dispersal. We studied the factors behind philopatry and dispersal in j[...]
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P. J. DeVries, Auteur ;
Carla M. Penz, Auteur ;
Ryan I. Hill, Auteur
P>1. Flight is a key innovation in the evolution of insects that is crucial to their dispersal, migration, territoriality, courtship and predator avoidance. Male butterflies have characteristic territoriality and courtship flight behaviours, and[...]
Article
Luis Biancucci, Auteur ;
Thomas E. Martin, Auteur
1. Latitudinal variation in clutch sizes of birds is a well described, but poorly understood pattern. Many hypotheses have been proposed, but few have been experimentally tested, and none have been universally accepted by researchers. 2. The nes[...]
