| Titre : | Journal of Animal Ecology 79(6) - NOV 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Sandra Bouwhuis, Auteur ;
Anne Charmantier, Auteur ;
Simon Verhulst, Auteur ;
Ben C. Sheldon, Auteur
P>1. Longitudinal studies of various vertebrate populations have recently demonstrated senescent declines in reproductive performance and/or survival probability with age to be almost ubiquitous in nature. Little is known, however, about the ext[...]
Article
Mikko P. Lehto, Auteur ;
Christoph R. Haag, Auteur
1. The widespread occurrence of sexual reproduction indicates that the benefits of sex can overcome its costs relative to asexual reproduction. Many closely related sexual and asexual taxa have different geographic distributions suggesting that [...]
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Vojtech Novotny, Auteur ;
Scott E. Miller, Auteur ;
Leontine Baje, Auteur ;
Solomon Balagawi, Auteur ;
Yves Basset, Auteur ;
Lukas Cizek, Auteur ;
Kathleen J. Craft, Auteur ;
Francesca Dem, Auteur ;
Richard A. I. Drew, Auteur ;
Jiri Hulcr, Auteur ;
Jan Leps, Auteur ;
Owen T. Lewis, Auteur ;
Rapo Pokon, Auteur ;
Alan J. A. Stewart, Auteur ;
G. Allan Samuelson, Auteur ;
George D. Weiblen, Auteur
P>1. The extent to which plant-herbivore feeding interactions are specialized is key to understand the processes maintaining the diversity of both tropical forest plants and their insect herbivores. However, studies documenting the full complexi[...]
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Lee M. Henry, Auteur ;
Jordan A. Bannerman, Auteur ;
David R. Gillespie, Auteur ;
Bernard D. Roitberg, Auteur
P>1. Most trophic interaction theory assumes that all predators are an abstract form of risk to which prey respond in a quantitatively similar manner. This conceptualization can be problematic because recent empirical work demonstrates that vari[...]
