1. The ecology of multiple colour defences

   • Tim Caro
   • Tom N. Sherratt
   • Martin Stevens

   Ideas & Perspectives 12 August 2016 Pages: 797 - 809

   

2. Adaptive loss of color polymorphism and character displacements in sympatric Mnais damselflies

   • Yoshitaka Tsubaki
   • Hisashi Okuyama

   Original Paper 21 June 2015 Pages: 811 - 824

   

3. Parameterising a public good: how experiments on predation can be used to predict cheat frequencies

   • Rebecca S. Jones
   • Michael P. Speed
   • Johanna Mappes

   Original Paper Open access 20 July 2016 Pages: 825 - 840

   

4. The impact of regional landscape context on local maladaptive trait divergence: a field test using freshwater copepod acid tolerance

   • Jorge O. Negrín Dastis
   • Alison M. Derry

   Original Paper 29 July 2016 Pages: 841 - 859

   

5. Local adaptation of annual weed populations to habitats differing in disturbance regime

   • Lenka Malíková
   • Vít Latzel
   • Jitka Klimešová

   Original Paper 18 July 2016 Pages: 861 - 876

   

6. Relationship between cardiac performance and environment across populations of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar): a common garden experiment implicates local adaptation

   • Kayla J. Gradil
   • Shawn R. Garner
   • Bryan D. Neff

   Original Paper 09 July 2016 Pages: 877 - 886

   

7. A hybridisation barrier between two evolutionary lineages of Barbarea vulgaris (Brassicaceae) that differ in biotic resistances

   • Stina Christensen
   • Helle Sørensen
   • Thure Pavlo Hauser

   Original Paper 25 August 2016 Pages: 887 - 904

   

8. Explaining variation in brood parasitism rates between potential host species with similar habitat requirements

   • Donglai Li
   • Zhengwang Zhang
   • Bård G. Stokke

   Original Paper 13 July 2016 Pages: 905 - 923

   

9. Diversity in symbiont consortia in the pea aphid complex is associated with large phenotypic variation in the insect host

   • Mélanie Leclair
   • Inès Pons
   • Yannick Outreman

   Original Paper 31 August 2016 Pages: 925 - 941

   

10. Seed dispersal distances by ant partners reflect preferential recruitment patterns in two ant-dispersed sedges

    • Koki Tanaka
    • Makoto Tokuda

    Original Paper 30 June 2016 Pages: 943 - 952

    

11. Higher reproductive success for chimeras than solitary individuals in the kelp Lessonia spicata but no benefit for individual genotypes

    • Fernanda Araujo Casares
    • Sylvain Faugeron

    Original Paper 04 July 2016 Pages: 953 - 972

    

12. Evidence for extensive but variable nutrient limitation in New Zealand lakes

    • Amy C. Krist
    • Adam D. Kay
    • Maurine Neiman

    Original Paper 24 August 2016 Pages: 973 - 990