1. Larger but not louder: bigger honey bee colonies have quieter combs

   • Michael L Smith
   • Po-Cheng Chen

   Original Article 04 November 2017 Article: 169

   

2. Does similarity in call structure or foraging ecology explain interspecific information transfer in wild Myotis bats?

   • Theresa Hügel
   • Vincent van Meir
   • Holger R. Goerlitz

   Original Article Open access 29 October 2017 Article: 168

   

3. Consequences of grouped data for testing for departure from circular uniformity

   • Rosalind K. Humphreys
   • Graeme D. Ruxton

   Methods Open access 28 October 2017 Article: 167

   

4. Behavior, brain, and morphology in a complex insect society: trait integration and social evolution in the exceptionally polymorphic ant Pheidole rhea

   • Darcy G. Gordon
   • Iulian Ilieş
   • James F. A. Traniello

   Original Article 26 October 2017 Article: 166

   

5. Performance of wild brown trout in relation to energetic state and lab-scored activity during the early-life survival bottleneck

   • Joacim Näslund
   • Per Saarinen Claesson
   • Jörgen I. Johnsson

   Original Article 25 October 2017 Article: 165

   

6. Plasticity of signaling and mate choice in a trilling species of the Mecopoda complex (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae)

   • I. Krobath
   • H. Römer
   • M. Hartbauer

   Original Article Open access 24 October 2017 Article: 164

   

7. Mating system as a possible driver of behavioral diversity in Peromyscus

   • Tina W. Wey
   • Paul B. Vrana
   • Karen E. Mabry

   Original Article 23 October 2017 Article: 163

   

8. Turn-taking in cooperative offspring care: by-product of individual provisioning behavior or active response rule?

   • James L. Savage
   • Lucy E. Browning
   • Rufus A. Johnstone

   Original Article Open access 17 October 2017 Article: 162

   

9. Individual foraging preferences are linked to innovativeness and personality in the great tit

   • Eva Serrano-Davies
   • William O’Shea
   • John L. Quinn

   Original Article 16 October 2017 Article: 161

   

10. Do male fish prefer them big and colourful? Non-random male courtship effort in a viviparous fish with negligible paternal investment

    • Marcela Méndez-Janovitz
    • Constantino Macías Garcia

    Original Article 11 October 2017 Article: 160

    

11. Egg density and salinity influence filial cannibalism in common gobies

    • Martin Vallon
    • Katja U. Heubel

    Original Article 05 October 2017 Article: 159