1. How predator and parasite size interact to determine consumption of infectious stages

   • Travis McDevitt-Galles
   • Sara A. Carpenter
   • Pieter T. J. Johnson

   Highlighted Student Research 17 August 2021 Pages: 551 - 564

   

2. Pulses of anthropogenic food availability appear to benefit parents, but compromise nestling growth in urban red-winged starlings

   • Sarah Catto
   • Petra Sumasgutner
   • Susan J. Cunningham

   Highlighted Student Research Open access 18 September 2021 Pages: 565 - 576

   

3. Plant–pollinator interaction niche broadens in response to severe drought perturbations

   • Kelly L. Endres
   • Connor N. Morozumi
   • Berry J. Brosi

   Highlighted Student Research 21 September 2021 Pages: 577 - 588

   

4. Wide variation of winter-induced sustained thermal energy dissipation in conifers: a common-garden study

   • A. Walter-McNeill
   • M. A. Garcia
   • D. R. Bowling

   Highlighted Student Research 27 September 2021 Pages: 589 - 598

   

5. Immune function differs among tropical environments but is not downregulated during reproduction in three year-round breeding equatorial lark populations

   • Henry K. Ndithia
   • Kevin D. Matson
   • B. Irene Tieleman

   Physiological ecology – original research Open access 12 October 2021 Pages: 599 - 614

   

6. Costs of territoriality: a review of hypotheses, meta-analysis, and field study

   • Terry J. Ord

   Behavioral ecology–original research 30 October 2021 Pages: 615 - 631

   

7. Extreme climate events limit northern range expansion of wild turkeys

   • Maxime Lavoie
   • Stéphanie Jenouvrier
   • Jean-Pierre Tremblay

   Population ecology – original research 07 October 2021 Pages: 633 - 650

   

8. Nitrogen addition, not heterogeneity, alters the relationship between invasion and native decline in California grasslands

   • Erin J. Questad
   • Robert L. Fitch
   • Katharine N. Suding

   Community ecology – original research 13 October 2021 Pages: 651 - 660

   

9. Drought at a coastal wetland affects refuelling and migration strategies of shorebirds

   • Alexandra M. Anderson
   • Christian Friis
   • Paul A. Smith

   Community ecology – original research Open access 16 October 2021 Pages: 661 - 674

   

10. Trait-based responses to cessation of nutrient enrichment in a tundra plant community

    • Chhaya M. Werner
    • Maria Tuomi
    • Anu Eskelinen

    Community ecology – original research Open access 29 October 2021 Pages: 675 - 684

    

11. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi promote small-scale vegetation recovery in the forest understorey

    • Siqiao Liu
    • Mari Moora
    • Kadri Koorem

    Community ecology – original research 29 October 2021 Pages: 685 - 697

    

12. Plant dynamics in a tropical dry forest are strongly associated with climate and fire and weakly associated with stabilizing neighborhood effects

    • Sandeep Pulla
    • Hebbalalu Suresh
    • Raman Sukumar

    Community ecology – original research 28 October 2021 Pages: 699 - 713

    

13. Ecological niche differentiation among six annual Lythrum species in Mediterranean temporary pools

    • Antoine Gazaix
    • Patrick Grillas
    • John D. Thompson

    Community ecology – original research 29 October 2021 Pages: 715 - 727

    

14. Complementary use of stable isotopes and fatty acids for quantitative diet estimation of sympatric predators, the Antarctic pack-ice seals

    • A. I. Guerrero
    • A. Pinnock
    • T. L. Rogers

    Ecosystem ecology – original research Open access 09 October 2021 Pages: 729 - 742

    

15. Mycorrhizal roots slow the decay of belowground litters in a temperate hardwood forest

    • Katilyn V. Beidler
    • Young E. Oh
    • Richard P. Phillips

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 09 October 2021 Pages: 743 - 755

    

16. Warming alters the interaction of two invasive beachgrasses with implications for range shifts and coastal dune functions

    • Reuben G. Biel
    • Sally D. Hacker

    Global change ecology – original research 07 October 2021 Pages: 757 - 770

    

17. Bird rookery nutrient over-enrichment as a potential accelerant of mangrove cay decline in Belize

    • L. T. Simpson
    • S. W. J. Canty
    • I. C. Feller

    Global change ecology – original research 09 October 2021 Pages: 771 - 784

    

18. Rapid decline of a four-trophic-level system over a 15-year period

    • Douglass H. Morse

    Global change ecology – original research 09 October 2021 Pages: 785 - 793

    

19. Large tree mortality leads to major aboveground biomass decline in a tropical forest reserve

    • Miriam San-José
    • Leland Werden
    • Rakan A. Zahawi

    Conservation ecology – original research 06 October 2021 Pages: 795 - 806

    

20. Do different growth rates of trees cause distinct habitat qualities for saproxylic assemblages?

    • Kadri Runnel
    • Jörg G. Stephan
    • Thomas Ranius

    Conservation ecology – original research Open access 17 October 2021 Pages: 807 - 816