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Effects of Urbanization on Flowering Phenology, Pollination, and Reproductive Success in the Chiropterophilous Tropical Tree <i>Ceiba pentandra</i>. [PDF]
Dzul-Cauich HF, Munguía-Rosas MA.
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When organisms use similar resources but at a different time, it is not obvious whether they can divide their temporal niches in a coexistence promoting manner or of something else should happen. This study shows that priority effects are a likely, but not self‐evident, outcome.
Runa K. Ekrem+3 more
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Rethinking the interpretation of spring phenological temperature sensitivity. [PDF]
Walde MG, Vitasse Y, Wolkovich EM.
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This study constructed a real spider–prey interaction network using metabarcoding, integrating multitrophic levels (Plant–Prey–Spider) and multiple diversity indices (taxonomic, functional and phylogenetic diversity) to analyse how bottom‐up effects from tree communities and top‐down effects from spider communities influence spider–prey interactions in
Jing‐Ting Chen+14 more
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Continuing Long-Term Shifts in Larval Fish Phenology in the Southern California Current Ecosystem Are Matched by Rapid Advances in the North. [PDF]
Chen KS+4 more
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Long‐term population dynamics of western tent caterpillars: History, trends and causes of cycles
The length and in‐depth nature of this population study make it unique. It represents perhaps the most extensive monitoring of viral infection in a wild insect population. We have used laboratory and field experiments to test many hypotheses about mechanisms that potentially impact the dynamics of this cyclic species.
Judith H. Myers, Jenny S. Cory
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The onset of phenological plant response to climate warming. [PDF]
Pausas JG.
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Avian blood parasites are widespread and often considered benign, yet mounting evidence suggests they subtly impair host traits. This meta‐analysis is timely and necessary to quantify their true impact across systems, challenging assumptions and highlighting overlooked consequences for fitness and population dynamics. Abstract Stressors that subtly yet
Marius Grabow+5 more
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As the Growing Season Progresses, the Key Driving Factor of Vegetation Growth Shifts From Spring Phenology to Temperature in the Cross-Border-Region of Northeast Asia. [PDF]
Zhao L+5 more
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We present a novel predictive variance partitioning and scenario framework for drivers of species and communities. By addressing data gaps and incorporating climatic conditions, habitat, and species traits, our approach reveals the importance of taxonomic and environmental context in shaping responses to environmental change across large spatial scales.
Emy Guilbault+8 more
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