1. Diverging drought-tolerance strategies explain tree species distribution along a fog-dependent moisture gradient in a temperate rain forest

   • Beatriz Salgado Negret
   • Fernanda Pérez
   • Juan J. Armesto

   Physiological ecology - Original research 11 April 2013 Pages: 625 - 635

   

2. Ecophysiological importance of cloud immersion in a relic spruce–fir forest at elevational limits, southern Appalachian Mountains, USA

   • Z. Carter Berry
   • William K. Smith

   Physiological ecology - Original research 11 April 2013 Pages: 637 - 648

   

3. Seasonal acclimation in the epiphytic lichen Parmelia sulcata is influenced by change in photobiont population density

   • Mauro Tretiach
   • Stefano Bertuzzi
   • Damiano Virgilio

   Physiological ecology - Original research 21 April 2013 Pages: 649 - 663

   

4. Does freezing and dynamic flexing of frozen branches impact the cavitation resistance of Malus domestica and the Populus clone Walker?

   • Karen K. Christensen-Dalsgaard
   • Melvin T. Tyree

   Physiological ecology - Original research 28 April 2013 Pages: 665 - 674

   

5. Homeostasis in leaf water potentials on leeward and windward sides of desert shrub crowns: water loss control vs. high hydraulic efficiency

   • Patricia A. Iogna
   • Sandra J. Bucci
   • Guillermo Goldstein

   Physiological ecology - Original research 27 April 2013 Pages: 675 - 687

   

6. Corticosterone secretion patterns prior to spring and autumn migration differ in free-living barn swallows (Hirundo rustica L.)

   • Sari Raja-aho
   • Esa Lehikoinen
   • Tapio Eeva

   Physiological ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 689 - 697

   

7. Ecophysiology and genetic structure of polar versus temperate populations of the lichen Cetraria aculeata

   • S. Domaschke
   • M. Vivas
   • C. Printzen

   Physiological ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 699 - 709

   

8. Xylem cavitation vulnerability influences tree species’ habitat preferences in miombo woodlands

   • Royd Vinya
   • Yadvinder Malhi
   • Luiz E. Aragao

   Physiological ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 711 - 720

   

9. Extended leaf senescence promotes carbon gain and nutrient resorption: importance of maintaining winter photosynthesis in subtropical forests

   • Yong-Jiang Zhang
   • Qiu-Yun Yang
   • Kun-Fang Cao

   Physiological ecology - Original research 01 May 2013 Pages: 721 - 730

   

10. Can synchronizing feather-based measures of corticosterone and stable isotopes help us better understand habitat–physiology relationships?

    • Graham D. Fairhurst
    • Matthias Vögeli
    • Gary R. Bortolotti

    Physiological Ecology - Original Research 11 May 2013 Pages: 731 - 743

    

11. Latitudinal patterns in phenotypic plasticity: the case of seasonal flexibility in lizards’ fat body size

    • Álvaro J. Aguilar-Kirigin
    • Daniel E. Naya

    Physiological ecology - Original research 08 May 2013 Pages: 745 - 752

    

12. Responses of a top and a meso predator and their prey to moon phases

    • Vincenzo Penteriani
    • Anna Kuparinen
    • Rui Lourenço

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 12 April 2013 Pages: 753 - 766

    

13. Temporal consistency and individual specialization in resource use by green turtles in successive life stages

    • Hannah B. Vander Zanden
    • Karen A. Bjorndal
    • Alan B. Bolten

    Behavioral Ecology - Original Research 26 April 2013 Pages: 767 - 777

    

14. Transgenerational effects and the cost of ant tending in aphids

    • Karolina Tegelaar
    • Robert Glinwood
    • Olof Leimar

    Behavioral ecology - Original research Open access 21 May 2013 Pages: 779 - 790

    

15. Predator faunas past and present: quantifying the influence of waterborne cues in divergent ecotypes of the isopod Asellus aquaticus

    • Sanna Harris
    • Kristina Karlsson Green
    • Lars B. Pettersson

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 01 May 2013 Pages: 791 - 799

    

16. Behavioral plasticity mitigates risk across environments and predators during anuran metamorphosis

    • Justin C. Touchon
    • Randall R. Jiménez
    • Karen M. Warkentin

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 04 July 2013 Pages: 801 - 811

    

17. Home range size variation in a recovering wolf population: evaluating the effect of environmental, demographic, and social factors

    • Jenny Mattisson
    • Håkan Sand
    • Hans Christian Pedersen

    Population ecology - Original research 01 May 2013 Pages: 813 - 825

    

18. Contrasting patterns of survival and dispersal in multiple habitats reveal an ecological trap in a food-caching bird

    • D. Ryan Norris
    • D. T. Tyler Flockhart
    • Dan Strickland

    Population ecology - Original research 17 May 2013 Pages: 827 - 835

    

19. Long-term density-dependent changes in habitat selection in red deer (Cervus elaphus)

    • F. J. Pérez-Barbería
    • R. J. Hooper
    • I. J. Gordon

    Population ecology - Original research 30 May 2013 Pages: 837 - 847

    

20. Does an ecological advantage produce the asymmetric lineage ratio in a harvester ant population?

    • Deborah M. Gordon
    • Anna Pilko
    • Krista K. Ingram

    Population ecology - Original research Open access 29 May 2013 Pages: 849 - 857

    

21. Outbreaks by canopy-feeding geometrid moth cause state-dependent shifts in understorey plant communities

    • Stein Rune Karlsen
    • Jane Uhd Jepsen
    • Arve Elvebakk

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research Open access 09 April 2013 Pages: 859 - 870

    

22. Effects of pollen load, parasitoids and the environment on pre-dispersal seed predation in the cleistogamous Ruellia nudiflora

    • Miguel A. Munguía-Rosas
    • Luis Abdala-Roberts
    • Víctor Parra-Tabla

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 11 April 2013 Pages: 871 - 880

    

23. How do pollinator visitation rate and seed set relate to species’ floral traits and community context?

    • Amparo Lázaro
    • Anna Jakobsson
    • Ørjan Totland

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 12 April 2013 Pages: 881 - 893

    

24. Disentangling herbivore impacts on Populus tremuloides: a comparison of native ungulates and cattle in Canada’s Aspen Parkland

    • Edward W. Bork
    • Cameron N. Carlyle
    • Robert J. Hudson

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 895 - 904

    

25. Predation-risk effects of predator identity on the foraging behaviors of frugivorous bats

    • C. P. B. Breviglieri
    • G. C. O. Piccoli
    • G. Q. Romero

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 09 May 2013 Pages: 905 - 912

    

26. Additive effects of exotic plant abundance and land-use intensity on plant–pollinator interactions

    • Ingo Grass
    • Dana Gertrud Berens
    • Nina Farwig

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 02 July 2013 Pages: 913 - 923

    

27. Leaf drop affects herbivory in oaks

    • Ian S. Pearse
    • Richard Karban

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 18 June 2013 Pages: 925 - 932

    

28. Patch quality and context, but not patch number, drive multi-scale colonization dynamics in experimental aquatic landscapes

    • William J. Resetarits Jr.
    • Christopher A. Binckley

    Community ecology - Original research 23 April 2013 Pages: 933 - 946

    

29. Intraspecific variation influences natural settlement of eastern oysters

    • Delbert L. Smee
    • R. Deborah Overath
    • James A. Sanchez

    Community ecology - Original research 31 March 2013 Pages: 947 - 953

    

30. Disturbance and trajectory of change in a stream fish community over four decades

    • William J. Matthews
    • Edie Marsh-Matthews
    • Frances Gelwick

    Community ecology - Original research 31 March 2013 Pages: 955 - 969

    

31. Can caterpillar density or host-plant quality explain host-plant-related parasitism of a generalist forest caterpillar assemblage?

    • Timothy E. Farkas
    • Michael S. Singer

    Community ecology - Original research 26 April 2013 Pages: 971 - 983

    

32. The diversity and fitness effects of infection with facultative endosymbionts in the grain aphid, Sitobion avenae

    • Piotr Łukasik
    • Maciej A. Dawid
    • H. Charles J. Godfray

    Community ecology - Original research 27 April 2013 Pages: 985 - 996

    

33. Subsidies to predators, apparent competition and the phylogenetic structure of prey communities

    • Matthew R. Helmus
    • Norman Mercado-Silva
    • M. Jake Vander Zanden

    Community ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 997 - 1007

    

34. Sex-biased parasitism is not universal: evidence from rodent–flea associations from three biomes

    • Christian Kiffner
    • Michal Stanko
    • Boris R. Krasnov

    Community ecology - Original research 01 May 2013 Pages: 1009 - 1022

    

35. Trait-mediated indirect effects, predators, and disease: test of a size-based model

    • Christopher R. Bertram
    • Mark Pinkowski
    • Carla E. Cáceres

    Community ecology - Original research 08 May 2013 Pages: 1023 - 1032

    

36. Predation resistance does not trade off with competitive ability in early-colonizing mosquitoes

    • Ebony G. Murrell
    • Steven A. Juliano

    Community ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 1033 - 1042

    

37. Disentangling climate change effects on species interactions: effects of temperature, phenological shifts, and body size

    • Volker H. W. Rudolf
    • Manasvini Singh

    Community ecology - Original research 14 May 2013 Pages: 1043 - 1052

    

38. Co-occurrence patterns of Bornean vertebrates suggest competitive exclusion is strongest among distantly related species

    • Lydia Beaudrot
    • Matthew J. Struebig
    • Andrew J. Marshall

    Community ecology - Original research 05 June 2013 Pages: 1053 - 1062

    

39. Combustion influences on natural abundance nitrogen isotope ratio in soil and plants following a wildfire in a sub-alpine ecosystem

    • Edith Huber
    • Tina L. Bell
    • Mark A. Adams

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 07 May 2013 Pages: 1063 - 1074

    

40. Preference for different inorganic nitrogen forms among plant functional types and species of the Patagonian steppe

    • Laureano A. Gherardi
    • Osvaldo E. Sala
    • Laura Yahdjian

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 29 June 2013 Pages: 1075 - 1081

    

41. Bottom-up determination of soil collembola diversity and population dynamics in response to interactive climatic factors

    • A. Donald A’Bear
    • Lynne Boddy
    • T. Hefin Jones

    Global change ecology - Original research 23 April 2013 Pages: 1083 - 1087

    

42. A potential role for parasites in the maintenance of color polymorphism in urban birds

    • L. Jacquin
    • C. Récapet
    • J. Gasparini

    Global change ecology - Original research 18 May 2013 Pages: 1089 - 1099

    

43. Earlier Arctic springs cause phenological mismatch in long-distance migrants

    • Kevin Kuhlmann Clausen
    • Preben Clausen

    Global Change Ecology - Original Research 10 May 2013 Pages: 1101 - 1112

    

44. Direct and indirect effects of ocean acidification and warming on a marine plant–herbivore interaction

    • Alistair G. B. Poore
    • Alexia Graba-Landry
    • Symon A. Dworjanyn

    Global change ecology - Original research 15 May 2013 Pages: 1113 - 1124

    

45. Soil microbial responses to warming and increased precipitation and their implications for ecosystem C cycling

    • Naili Zhang
    • Weixing Liu
    • Keping Ma

    Global change ecology - Original research 05 June 2013 Pages: 1125 - 1142

    

46. Why are some animal populations unaffected or positively affected by roads?

    • Trina Rytwinski
    • Lenore Fahrig

    Conservation ecology - Original research 29 May 2013 Pages: 1143 - 1156

    

47. Erratum to: Absence of snow cover reduces understory plant cover and alters plant community composition in boreal forests

    • Juergen Kreyling
    • Mahsa Haei
    • Hjalmar Laudon

    Erratum 21 April 2013 Pages: 1157 - 1157