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Early Editions — with dates of posting

2012.I.24

Pathogen and diet-dependent foraging, nutritional and immune ecology in mealworms.
Tamara P. Catalán, Matías Barceló, Hermann M. Niemeyer, Alexis M. Kalergis & Francisco Bozinovic (tpcatala@uc.cl)

2012.I.24

Burrowing in the bark or in the sapwood: a dynamic game between a mother and her offspring.
Kouki Uchinomiya & Yoh Iwasa (yohiwasa@kyudai.jp)

2012.I.19

Parasites can simplify host-population dynamics and reduce extinction risk.
Megan A. Greischar & Curtis M. Lively (mag450@psu.edu)

2012.I.2

Pathogen-mediated selection for MHC variability in wild zebrafish.
Carl Smith, Markéta Ondračková, Rowena Spence, Sally Adams, Donna S. Betts & Eamonn Mallon (cs101@st-andrews.ac.uk)

2011.XII.28

Exploring the functional association between physiological plasticity, climatic variability and geographical latitude: lessons from land snails.
Daniel E. Naya, Tamara Catalán, Paulina Artacho, Juan Diego Gaitán-Espitia & Roberto F. Nespolo (dnaya@fcien.edu.uy)

2011.XII.20

Simulation of spatial movement that potentially maximizes assessment, presence, and defense in territorial and home-ranging animals, with special reference to territorial sex-changing fishes.
Thomas R. Brown, Joshua Jowers & Marvin M.F. Lutnesky (marv.lutnesky@enmu.edu)

2011.XII.18

Maintenance of sociality in a communal caterpillar, Eucheira socialis westwoodi (Lepidoptera: Pieridae).
Jia J. Sun & Dessie L. A. Underwood (dlunderw@csulb.edu)

2011.XII.6

Growth, mortality, and life-history scaling across species.
Eric L. Charnov & Wenyun Zuo (RLC@unm.edu)

 


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