1. Acclimation of photosynthesis in canopies: models and limitations

   • Olevi Kull

   Review 01 November 2002 Pages: 267 - 279

2. Sources of assimilated protein in five species of New World frugivorous bats

   • Gerardo L. Herrera
   • Elizabeth Gutierrez
   • Víctor Sánchez-Cordero

   Stable Isotope Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 280 - 287

3. Light alters the allocation of nitrogen to cyanogenic glycosides in Eucalyptus cladocalyx

   • Anna E. Burns
   • Roslyn M. Gleadow
   • Ian E. Woodrow

   Ecophysiology 01 November 2002 Pages: 288 - 294

4. CO₂ exchange and thallus nitrogen across 75 contrasting lichen associations from different climate zones

   • Kristin Palmqvist
   • Lena Dahlman
   • Jan-Eric Mattsson

   Ecophysiology 01 November 2002 Pages: 295 - 306

5. Exogenous passive heating during torpor arousal in free-ranging rock elephant shrews, Elephantulus myurus

   • Nomakwezi Mzilikazi
   • Barry G. Lovegrove
   • David O. Ribble

   Ecophysiology 01 November 2002 Pages: 307 - 314

6. Variation in a sparrow's reproductive success with rainfall: food and predator-mediated processes

   • Scott A. Morrison
   • Douglas T. Bolger

   Population Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 315 - 324

7. Complex life cycles and density dependence: assessing the contribution of egg mortality to amphibian declines

   • James R. Vonesh
   • Omar De la Cruz

   Population Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 325 - 333

8. Hatching asynchrony and brood reduction in Tengmalm's owl Aegolius funereus: the role of temporal and spatial variation in food abundance

   • Jari Valkama
   • Erkki Korpimäki
   • Harri Hakkarainen

   Population Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 334 - 341

9. Genotypic variation in the response of two perennial grass species to elevated carbon dioxide

   • Catherine Roumet
   • Gérard Laurent
   • Jacques Roy

   Population Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 342 - 348

10. Simple assumptions on age composition lead to erroneous conclusions on the nature of density dependence in age-structured populations

    • Richard W. Zabel
    • Phillip S. Levin

    Population Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 349 - 355

11. Direct and indirect effects of zooplankton on algal composition in in situ grazing experiments

    • Maiko Kagami
    • Takehito Yoshida
    • Jotaro Urabe

    Plant Animal Interactions 01 November 2002 Pages: 356 - 363

12. Costs of herbivore resistance in clonal saplings of Betula pendula

    • Pia Mutikainen
    • Mari Walls
    • Elina Vapaavuori

    Plant Animal Interactions 01 November 2002 Pages: 364 - 371

13. Burning bridges: priority effects and the persistence of a competitively subordinate acacia-ant in Laikipia, Kenya

    • Todd M. Palmer
    • Truman P. Young
    • Maureen L. Stanton

    Plant Animal Interactions 01 November 2002 Pages: 372 - 379

14. Fluctuations of macrobenthic populations: a link between climate-driven river run-off and sole fishery yields in the Gulf of Lions

    • Chantal Salen-Picard
    • Audrey M. Darnaude
    • Mireille L. Harmelin-Vivien

    Community Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 380 - 388

15. Cross-habitat foraging by sika deer influences plant community structure in a forest-grassland landscape

    • Mayura Takada
    • Masahiko Asada
    • Tadashi Miyashita

    Community Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 389 - 394

16. The influence of fluctuating light intensities on species composition and diversity of natural phytoplankton communities

    • Sabine Flöder
    • Jotaro Urabe
    • Zen-ichiro Kawabata

    Community Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 395 - 401

17. Cascading effects of predatory fish exclusion on the detritus-based food web of a lake littoral zone (Lake Vico, central Italy)

    • G. Mancinelli
    • M. Costantini
    • L. Rossi

    Community Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 402 - 411

18. How plant diversity and legumes affect nitrogen dynamics in experimental grassland communities

    • C. Mulder
    • A. Jumpponen
    • K. Huss-Danell

    Community Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 412 - 421

19. How many choices can your test animal compare effectively? Evaluating a critical assumption of behavioral preference tests

    • Kenneth F. Raffa
    • Nathan P. Havill
    • Erik V. Nordheim

    Behavioural Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 422 - 429

20. No evidence for costs of being large in females of Orgyia spp. (Lepidoptera, Lymantriidae): larger is always better

    • Toomas Tammaru
    • Toomas Esperk
    • Ignacio Castellanos

    Behavioural Ecology 01 November 2002 Pages: 430 - 438

21. Erratum to: Response of pigeon guillemots to variable abundance of high-lipid and low-lipid prey

    • Michael A. Litzow
    • John F. Piatt
    • Daniel D. Roby

    Erratum 01 November 2002 Pages: 439 - 439