1. Micro-scale differences in thermal habitat quality and a possible case of evolutionary flexibility in the thermal physiology of lacertid lizards

   • Hans Scheers
   • Raoul Van Damme

   Ecophysiology 01 August 2002 Pages: 323 - 331

2. Leaf δ¹³C variability with elevation, slope aspect, and precipitation in the southwest United States

   • Peter K. Van de Water
   • Steven W. Leavitt
   • Julio L. Betancourt

   Ecophysiology 01 August 2002 Pages: 332 - 343

3. Facing multiple enemies: parasitised hosts respond to predator kairomones

   • Sandra Lass
   • Kerstin Bittner

   Population Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 344 - 349

4. Demographic consequences of inflorescence-feeding insects for Liatris cylindracea, an iteroparous perennial

   • Carol A. Kelly
   • Rodney J. Dyer

   Population Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 350 - 360

5. How important is the relationship between Protea humiflora (Proteaceae) and its non-flying mammal pollinators?

   • P. Fleming
   • S. Nicolson

   Plant Animal Interactions 01 August 2002 Pages: 361 - 368

6. It takes two to tango but three is a tangle: mutualists and cheaters on the carnivorous plant Roridula

   • B. Anderson
   • J. Midgley

   Plant Animal Interactions 01 August 2002 Pages: 369 - 373

7. Environmental controls on carbon dioxide flux from black spruce coarse woody debris

   • Chuankuan Wang
   • Ben Bond-Lamberty
   • Stith T. Gower

   Ecosystems Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 374 - 381

8. Supply and demand processes as controls over needle monoterpene synthesis and concentration in Douglas fir [Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco]

   • Marcy E. Litvak
   • John V. Constable
   • Russell K. Monson

   Ecosystems Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 382 - 391

9. Latitudinal and climate-driven variation in the strength and nature of biological interactions in New England salt marshes

   • Mark D. Bertness
   • Patrick J. Ewanchuk

   Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 392 - 401

10. Positive and negative plant interactions contribute to a north-south-patterned association between two desert shrub species

    • Jochen H. Schenk
    • Bruce E. Mahall

    Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 402 - 410

11. Lowered nutritional quality supplements nudibranch chemical defense

    • Brian K. Penney

    Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 411 - 418

12. Nesting distributions of Galápagos boobies (Aves: Sulidae): an apparent case of amensalism

    • Howard M. Townsend
    • Kathryn P. Huyvaert
    • David J. Anderson

    Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 419 - 427

13. Sapling growth and survivorship as a function of light in a mesic forest of southeast Texas, USA

    • Jie Lin
    • Paul A. Harcombe
    • Rosine W. Hall

    Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 428 - 435

14. Predation risk and competition effects on the life-history characteristics of larval Oregon spotted frog and larval red-legged frog

    • Heidy K. Barnett
    • John S. Richardson

    Community Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 436 - 444

15. The role of introduced mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) in excluding the native green and golden bell frog (Litoria aurea) from original habitats in south-eastern Australia

    • A. Hamer
    • S. Lane
    • M. Mahony

    Conservation Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 445 - 452

16. Grazing in heterogeneous environments: infra- and supra-parasite distributions determine herbivore grazing decisions

    • Michael R. Hutchings
    • Iain J. Gordon
    • Frank Jackson

    Behavioural Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 453 - 460

17. Predator evasion in Daphnia: the adaptive value of aggregation associated with attack abatement

    • K. Jensen
    • P. Larsson

    Behavioural Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 461 - 467

18. The ontogeny of territoriality during maturation

    • Ryan Calsbeek
    • Barry Sinervo

    Behavioural Ecology 01 August 2002 Pages: 468 - 477