1. Commentary: The ecological and evolutionary implications of allometry

   • Emma Sherratt
   • Erin L. McCullough
   • Christina J. Painting

   Comment 28 July 2022 Pages: 431 - 437

   

2. Methods for studying allometry in geometric morphometrics: a comparison of performance

   • Christian Peter Klingenberg

   Original Paper Open access 31 March 2022 Pages: 439 - 470

   

3. Size as a complex trait and the scaling relationships of its components across teleosts

   • Laura R. V. Alencar
   • Jennifer R. Hodge
   • Samantha A. Price

   Original Paper 05 May 2022 Pages: 471 - 487

   

4. Ontogenetic shift in diet of a large elapid snake is facilitated by allometric change in skull morphology

   • M. Patterson
   • A. K. Wolfe
   • N. M. Warburton

   Original Paper Open access 14 March 2022 Pages: 489 - 509

   

5. Ontogenetic allometry underlies trophic diversity in sea turtles (Chelonioidea)

   • Ray M. Chatterji
   • Christy A. Hipsley
   • Marc E. H. Jones

   Original Paper Open access 05 March 2022 Pages: 511 - 540

   

6. Ontogenetic changes in behavioral and kinematic components of prey capture strikes in a praying mantis

   • Christopher E. Oufiero

   Original Paper 25 October 2021 Pages: 541 - 559

   

7. Allometric patterns in phrynosomatid lizards and the implications for reconstructing body size for fossils

   • Jaylin A. Knight
   • David T. Ledesma
   • Melissa E. Kemp

   Original Paper 20 July 2022 Pages: 561 - 590

   

8. Variation in allometry along the weapon-signal continuum

   • Erin L. McCullough
   • Devin M. O’Brien

   Original Paper 24 February 2022 Pages: 591 - 604

   

9. Function predicts the allometry of contest-related traits, but not sexual or male dimorphism in the amazonian tusked harvestman

   • Alexandre V. Palaoro
   • Solimary García-Hernández
   • Glauco Machado

   Original Paper 15 February 2022 Pages: 605 - 630

   

10. Deceived, but not betrayed: static allometry suggests female ornaments in the long-tailed dance fly (Rhamphomyia longicauda) exaggerate condition to males

    • Jessica H. Browne
    • Darryl T. Gwynne

    Original Paper 07 January 2022 Pages: 631 - 641

    

11. Size and shape variation in the male dimorphic head weapons of an anthribid weevil (Hoherius meinertzhageni)

    • Christina J. Painting

    Original Paper 02 August 2021 Pages: 643 - 662

    

12. Aggressive behaviour in the skyhoppers of the Australian Alps

    • Giselle E. Muschett
    • Christina J. Painting
    • Kate D. L. Umbers

    Original Paper Open access 25 May 2022 Pages: 663 - 681

    

13. Size variation, allometry and mating success in Aotearoa|New Zealand kelp flies (Coelopidae)

    • Rebecca J. LeGrice
    • Gregory I. Holwell

    Original Paper Open access 24 February 2022 Pages: 683 - 700

    

14. Female preference for super-sized male ornaments and its implications for the evolution of ornament allometry

    • Thomas C. Summers
    • Terry J. Ord

    Original Paper Open access 14 May 2022 Pages: 701 - 716

    

15. Evolutionary allometry of sexual dimorphism of jumping performance in anurans

    • Bryan H. Juarez
    • Dean C. Adams

    Original Paper 06 September 2021 Pages: 717 - 733

    

16. Correction to: Methods for studying allometry in geometric morphometrics: a comparison of performance

    • Christian Peter Klingenberg

    Publisher Correction Open access 21 April 2022 Pages: 735 - 736

    

17. Correction to: Deceived, but not betrayed: static allometry suggests female ornaments in the long‑tailed dance fly (Rhamphomyia longicauda) exaggerate condition to males

    • Jessica H. Browne
    • Darryl T. Gwynne

    Correction 23 March 2022 Pages: 737 - 739

    

18. Correction to: Evolutionary allometry of sexual dimorphism of jumping performance in anurans

    • Bryan H. Juarez
    • Dean C. Adams

    Correction 18 October 2021 Pages: 741 - 742