1. Inferring host specificity and network formation through agent-based models: tick–mammal interactions in Borneo

   • Konstans Wells
   • Robert B. O’Hara
   • Lance A. Durden

   Methods 30 October 2012 Pages: 307 - 316

   

2. Water flux of Eucalyptus regnans: defying summer drought and a record heatwave in 2009

   • Sebastian Pfautsch
   • Mark A. Adams

   Physiological ecology - Original research 16 October 2012 Pages: 317 - 326

   

3. Whole-canopy carbon gain as a result of selection on individual performance of ten genotypes of a clonal plant

   • Peter J. Vermeulen
   • Niels P. R. Anten
   • Heinjo J. During

   Physiological ecology - Original research 01 November 2012 Pages: 327 - 337

   

4. Nocturnal loss of body reserves reveals high survival risk for subordinate great tits wintering at extremely low ambient temperatures

   • Indrikis Krams
   • Dina Cīrule
   • Tatjana Krama

   Physiological ecology - Original research 20 October 2012 Pages: 339 - 346

   

5. Inverse gradients in leaf wax δD and δ¹³C values along grass blades of Miscanthus sinensis: Implications for leaf wax reproduction and plant physiology

   • Li Gao
   • Yongsong Huang

   Physiological ecology - Original research 07 November 2012 Pages: 347 - 357

   

6. Multifunctional bracts enhance plant fitness during flowering and seed development in Rheum nobile (Polygonaceae), a giant herb endemic to the high Himalayas

   • Bo Song
   • Zhi-Qiang Zhang
   • Hang Sun

   Physiological ecology - Original research 04 November 2012 Pages: 359 - 370

   

7. Individual and spatio-temporal variations in the home range behaviour of a long-lived, territorial species

   • Letizia Campioni
   • María del Mar Delgado
   • Vincenzo Penteriani

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 20 October 2012 Pages: 371 - 385

   

8. Shoaling behaviour enhances risk of predation from multiple predator guilds in a marine fish

   • John R. Ford
   • Stephen E. Swearer

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 03 November 2012 Pages: 387 - 397

   

9. Optimal mate choice patterns in pelagic copepods

   • Jan Heuschele
   • Sigrunn Eliassen
   • Thomas Kiørboe

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 22 November 2012 Pages: 399 - 408

   

10. Prey selectivity affects reproductive success of a corallivorous reef fish

    • Rohan M. Brooker
    • Geoffrey P. Jones
    • Philip L. Munday

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 04 November 2012 Pages: 409 - 416

    

11. Acquisition of species-specific perfume blends: influence of habitat-dependent compound availability on odour choices of male orchid bees (Euglossa spp.)

    • T. Pokorny
    • M. Hannibal
    • T. Eltz

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 27 February 2013 Pages: 417 - 425

    

12. Sex-specific senescence in body mass of a monogamous and monomorphic mammal: the case of Alpine marmots

    • Marion Tafani
    • Aurélie Cohas
    • Dominique Allainé

    Population ecology - Original research 07 December 2012 Pages: 427 - 436

    

13. Variation in the reproductive performance of the Trollius–Chiastocheta mutualism at the edge of its range in north-east Germany

    • Tristan Lemke
    • Stefan Porembski

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 26 October 2012 Pages: 437 - 447

    

14. Contrasting impacts of different-sized herbivores on species richness of Mediterranean annual pastures differing in primary productivity

    • Marta Rueda
    • Salvador Rebollo
    • Gonzalo García-Salgado

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 23 October 2012 Pages: 449 - 459

    

15. Reproductive success of individuals with different fruit production patterns. What does it mean for the predator satiation hypothesis?

    • Magdalena Żywiec
    • Jan Holeksa
    • Piotr Seget

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research Open access 19 October 2012 Pages: 461 - 467

    

16. Evidence for pollen limitation of a native plant in invaded communities

    • Elizabeth M. Da Silva
    • Vashti M. King
    • Risa D. Sargent

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 06 November 2012 Pages: 469 - 476

    

17. Mass-flowering crops enhance wild bee abundance

    • Andrea Holzschuh
    • Carsten F. Dormann
    • Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research Open access 01 November 2012 Pages: 477 - 484

    

18. Water use patterns of estuarine vegetation in a tidal creek system

    • Lili Wei
    • David A. Lockington
    • Catherine E. Lovelock

    Community ecology - Original research 16 October 2012 Pages: 485 - 494

    

19. Biotic interactions as a structuring force in soil communities: evidence from the micro-arthropods of an Antarctic moss model system

    • Tancredi Caruso
    • Vladlen Trokhymets
    • Peter Convey

    Community ecology - Original research 20 October 2012 Pages: 495 - 503

    

20. Habitat heterogeneity promotes the coexistence of exotic seaweeds

    • L. Tamburello
    • L. Benedetti-Cecchi
    • F. Bulleri

    Community ecology - Original research 27 October 2012 Pages: 505 - 513

    

21. Positive feedback favors invasion by a submersed freshwater plant

    • Rebecca A. Urban
    • John E. Titus
    • Heidi H. Hansen

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 19 October 2012 Pages: 515 - 523

    

22. Spatially variable effects of a marine pest on ecosystem function

    • D. Jeff Ross
    • Andy R. Longmore
    • Michael J. Keough

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 27 October 2012 Pages: 525 - 538

    

23. Provisioning of bioavailable carbon between the wet and dry phases in a semi-arid floodplain

    • Darren S. Baldwin
    • Gavin N. Rees
    • Todd A. Wallace

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 04 November 2012 Pages: 539 - 550

    

24. Are cyanobacterial blooms trophic dead ends?

    • Marie-Elodie Perga
    • Isabelle Domaizon
    • Orlane Anneville

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Research 06 November 2012 Pages: 551 - 562

    

25. Contrasting spatial and temporal responses of bird communities to landscape changes

    • Sébastien Bonthoux
    • Jean-Yves Barnagaud
    • Gérard Balent

    Global change ecology - Original research 19 October 2012 Pages: 563 - 574

    

26. Contrasting resource limitations of marine primary producers: implications for competitive interactions under enriched CO₂ and nutrient regimes

    • Laura J. Falkenberg
    • Bayden D. Russell
    • Sean D. Connell

    Global change ecology - Original research 31 October 2012 Pages: 575 - 583

    

27. Evolutionary determinants of population differences in population growth rate × habitat temperature interactions in Chironomus riparius

    • Sabrina Nemec
    • Simit Patel
    • Markus Pfenninger

    Global change ecology - Original research 03 November 2012 Pages: 585 - 594

    

28. Winter rainfall predicts phenology in widely separated populations of a migrant songbird

    • Ann E. McKellar
    • Peter P. Marra
    • Laurene M. Ratcliffe

    Global change ecology - Original research 17 November 2012 Pages: 595 - 605

    

29. Estimates of connectivity reveal non-equilibrium epiphyte occurrence patterns almost 180 years after habitat decline

    • Victor Johansson
    • Tord Snäll
    • Thomas Ranius

    Conservation ecology - Original research 30 October 2012 Pages: 607 - 615