1. Why get big in the cold? Towards a solution to a life-history puzzle

   • Isabell Karl
   • Klaus Fischer

   Physiology Ecology - Original Paper 14 November 2007 Pages: 215 - 225

   

2. The importance of quantifying inherent variability when interpreting stable isotope field data

   • Carolyn Barnes
   • Simon Jennings
   • John E. Lancaster

   Population Ecology - Original Paper 13 November 2007 Pages: 227 - 235

   

3. Density-related variation in vertical transmission of a virus in the African armyworm

   • Lluisa Vilaplana
   • Elizabeth M. Redman
   • Jenny S. Cory

   Population Ecology - Original Paper 23 November 2007 Pages: 237 - 246

   

4. Reproductive success in varying light environments: direct and indirect effects of light on plants and pollinators

   • Francis F. Kilkenny
   • Laura F. Galloway

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 16 November 2007 Pages: 247 - 255

   

5. Good mothers, bad mothers, and the nature of resistance to herbivory in Solidago altissima

   • Michael J. Wise
   • Jenelle M. Partelow
   • Warren G. Abrahamson

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 11 November 2007 Pages: 257 - 266

   

6. The role of selenium in protecting plants against prairie dog herbivory: implications for the evolution of selenium hyperaccumulation

   • Colin F. Quinn
   • John L. Freeman
   • Elizabeth A. H. Pilon-Smits

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 16 November 2007 Pages: 267 - 275

   

7. Does attraction to frugivores or defense against pathogens shape fruit pulp composition?

   • Eliana Cazetta
   • H. Martin Schaefer
   • Mauro Galetti

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 28 November 2007 Pages: 277 - 286

   

8. Soil nutrients affect spatial patterns of aboveground biomass and emergent tree density in southwestern Borneo

   • Gary D. Paoli
   • Lisa M. Curran
   • J. W. F. Slik

   Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 24 November 2007 Pages: 287 - 299

   

9. Leaf nitrogen:phosphorus stoichiometry across Chinese grassland biomes

   • Jin-Sheng He
   • Liang Wang
   • Jingyun Fang

   Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 16 November 2007 Pages: 301 - 310

   

10. Do secondary compounds inhibit microbial- and insect-mediated leaf breakdown in a tropical rainforest stream, Costa Rica?

    • Marcelo Ardón
    • Catherine M. Pringle

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 30 November 2007 Pages: 311 - 323

    

11. Tree fern trunks facilitate seedling regeneration in a productive lowland temperate rain forest

    • Aurora Gaxiola
    • Larry E. Burrows
    • David A. Coomes

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 30 November 2007 Pages: 325 - 335

    

12. Shifts in litterfall and dominant nitrogen sources after expansion of shrub thickets

    • Steven T. Brantley
    • Donald R. Young

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 27 November 2007 Pages: 337 - 345

    

13. The relationship between fire history and an exotic fungal disease in a deciduous forest

    • Eric J. Holzmueller
    • Shibu Jose
    • Michael A. Jenkins

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 16 November 2007 Pages: 347 - 356

    

14. Abiotic constraints on the competitive ability of exotic and native grasses in a Pacific Northwest prairie

    • Laurel Pfeifer-Meister
    • Esther M. Cole
    • Scott D. Bridgham

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 21 November 2007 Pages: 357 - 366

    

15. Do associated microbial abundances impact marine demosponge pumping rates and tissue densities?

    • Jeremy B. Weisz
    • Niels Lindquist
    • Christopher S. Martens

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 21 November 2007 Pages: 367 - 376

    

16. Leaf litter input mediates tadpole performance across forest canopy treatments

    • Bethany K. Williams
    • Tracy A. G. Rittenhouse
    • Raymond D. Semlitsch

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 30 November 2007 Pages: 377 - 384

    

17. Rainfall facilitates the spread, and time alters the impact, of the invasive Argentine ant

    • Nicole E. Heller
    • Nathan J. Sanders
    • Deborah M. Gordon

    Conservation Ecology - Original Paper 15 November 2007 Pages: 385 - 395

    

18. Can variation in risk of nest predation explain altitudinal migration in tropical birds?

    • W. Alice Boyle

    Behavioral Ecology - Original Paper 10 January 2008 Pages: 397 - 403