1. How do bat, rodent, and marsupial communities respond to spatial and environmental gradients? Insights from a deconstruction of mammal beta diversity from the Atlantic Forest of South America

   • Luiz H. Varzinczak
   • Mauricio O. Moura
   • Fernando C. Passos

   Highlighted Student Research 31 October 2018 Pages: 851 - 861

   

2. Different responses of taxonomic and functional bird diversity to forest fragmentation across an elevational gradient

   • Vinicio Santillán
   • Marta Quitián
   • Eike Lena Neuschulz

   Highlighted Student Research 30 November 2018 Pages: 863 - 873

   

3. Density differences between water masses preclude laminar flow in two-current choice flumes

   • Adam Gouraguine
   • Carlos Díaz-Gil
   • Fredrik Jutfelt

   Methods 27 February 2019 Pages: 875 - 881

   

4. Integrating temporal refugia into landscapes of fear: prey exploit predator downtimes to forage in risky places

   • Justine A. Smith
   • Emiliano Donadio
   • Arthur D. Middleton

   Behavioral ecology – original research 13 March 2019 Pages: 883 - 890

   

5. Ontogenetic shifts in the nesting behaviour of female crocodiles

   • Cameron J. Baker
   • Craig E. Franklin
   • Ross G. Dwyer

   Behavioral ecology – original research 13 March 2019 Pages: 891 - 904

   

6. Comparative reproductive dormancy differentiation in European black scavenger flies (Diptera: Sepsidae)

   • Valérian Zeender
   • Jeannine Roy
   • Patrick T. Rohner

   Behavioral ecology – original research 14 March 2019 Pages: 905 - 917

   

7. Getting confused: learning reduces parasitoid foraging efficiency in some environments with non-host-infested plants

   • Ilka Vosteen
   • Nika van den Meiracker
   • Erik H. Poelman

   Behavioral ecology –original research Open access 30 March 2019 Pages: 919 - 930

   

8. The effect of sex, age, and location on carnivory in Utah black bears (Ursus americanus)

   • Kent A. Hatch
   • Kimberly A. Kester
   • Hal L. Black

   Behavioral ecology – original research 15 April 2019 Pages: 931 - 937

   

9. Exposure of breeding albatrosses to the agent of avian cholera: dynamics of antibody levels and ecological implications

   • Amandine Gamble
   • Romain Garnier
   • Thierry Boulinier

   Population ecology – original research 28 February 2019 Pages: 939 - 949

   

10. Spatial structure develops early in forest herb populations, controlled by dispersal and life cycle

    • Marion A. Holmes
    • Glenn R. Matlack

    Population ecology – original research 15 March 2019 Pages: 951 - 970

    

11. Role of mycorrhizal associations in tree spatial distribution patterns based on size class in an old-growth forest

    • T. Sasaki
    • M. Konno
    • K. Seiwa

    Population ecology – original research 27 March 2019 Pages: 971 - 980

    

12. Seed predation does not explain pine invasion success

    • Jaime Moyano
    • Mariana C. Chiuffo
    • Mariano A. Rodriguez-Cabal

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 13 March 2019 Pages: 981 - 991

    

13. Biotic filtering of endophytic fungal communities in Bromus tectorum

    • Kevin D. Ricks
    • Roger T. Koide

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 21 March 2019 Pages: 993 - 1003

    

14. Marine subsidies likely cause gigantism of iguanas in the Bahamas

    • Kristen M. Richardson
    • John B. Iverson
    • Carolyn M. Kurle

    Community ecology – original research 08 March 2019 Pages: 1005 - 1015

    

15. Species-specific trait–environment relationships among populations of widespread grass species

    • Carla M. Roybal
    • Bradley J. Butterfield

    Community ecology – original research 08 March 2019 Pages: 1017 - 1026

    

16. Evergreenness influences fine root growth more than tree diversity in a common garden experiment

    • Chelsea Archambault
    • Alain Paquette
    • I. Tanya Handa

    Community ecology – original research 09 March 2019 Pages: 1027 - 1039

    

17. Interactive effects between donor and recipient species mediate fitness costs of heterospecific pollen receipt in a co-flowering community

    • Gerardo Arceo-Gómez
    • Rainee L. Kaczorowski
    • Tia-Lynn Ashman

    Community ecology – original research 15 March 2019 Pages: 1041 - 1047

    

18. Agricultural land-use history does not reduce woodland understory herb establishment

    • Carrie A. Barker
    • Nash E. Turley
    • Lars A. Brudvig

    Community ecology – original research 16 March 2019 Pages: 1049 - 1060

    

19. Human altered disturbance patterns and forest succession: impacts of competition and ungulate herbivory

    • Jordan D. Maxwell
    • Aaron C. Rhodes
    • Samuel B. St. Clair

    Community ecology – original research 18 March 2019 Pages: 1061 - 1070

    

20. Evidence of temporal niche separation via low flowering time overlap in an old-field plant community

    • Ashley M. Jensen
    • Brandon S. Schamp
    • Angela Belleau

    Community ecology – original research 23 March 2019 Pages: 1071 - 1082

    

21. Scale-dependent patterns of intraspecific trait variations in two globally invasive species

    • C. Evangelista
    • J. D. Olden
    • J. Cucherousset

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 01 March 2019 Pages: 1083 - 1094

    

22. The mechanisms by which oysters facilitate invertebrates vary across environmental gradients

    • Dominic McAfee
    • Melanie J. Bishop

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 02 March 2019 Pages: 1095 - 1106

    

23. Experimental drought reduces genetic diversity in the grassland foundation species Bouteloua eriopoda

    • Kenneth D. Whitney
    • Joann Mudge
    • Jennifer A. Rudgers

    Global change ecology – original research 08 March 2019 Pages: 1107 - 1120

    

24. Seasonal timing in honey bee colonies: phenology shifts affect honey stores and varroa infestation levels

    • Fabian Nürnberger
    • Stephan Härtel
    • Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter

    Global change ecology – original research 16 March 2019 Pages: 1121 - 1131