Benjamin C Trumble,Caleb E Finch
Benjamin C Trumble
Global exposures to air pollution and cigarette smoke are novel in human evolutionary history and are associated with about 16 million premature deaths per year. We investigate the history of the human exposome for relationships between nov...
PRINCIPLES AND PATTERNS OF BAT MOVEMENTS: FROM AERODYNAMICS TO ECOLOGY [0.03%]
蝙蝠迁徙行为的基本原则和规律：从空气动力学到生态学
Christian C Voigt,Winifred F Frick,Marc W Holderied et al.
Christian C Voigt et al.
Movement ecology as an integrative discipline has advanced associated fields because it presents not only a conceptual framework for understanding movement principles but also helps formulate predictions about the consequences of movements ...
Competition for vitamin B1 (thiamin) structures numerous ecological interactions [0.03%]
维生素B1（硫胺素）的竞争构建了众多生态相互作用
Clifford E Kraft,Esther R Angert
Clifford E Kraft
Thiamin (vitamin B1) is a cofactor required for essential biochemical reactions in all living organisms, yet free thiamin is scarce in the environment. The diversity of biochemical pathways involved in the acquisition, degradation, and synt...
New Weapons in the Toad Toolkit: A Review of Methods to Control and Mitigate the Biodiversity Impacts of Invasive Cane Toads (Rhinella Marina) [0.03%]
防治 cane toad（Rhinella marina）入侵的生物多样性影响的新方法及评论
Reid Tingley,Georgia Ward-Fear,Lin Schwarzkopf et al.
Reid Tingley et al.
Our best hope of developing innovative methods to combat invasive species is likely to come from the study of high-profile invaders that have attracted intensive research not only into control, but also basic biology. Here we illustrate tha...
Landscape Demography: Population Change and its Drivers Across Spatial Scales [0.03%]
景观人口学：跨越空间尺度的人口变化及其驱动因素
Jessica Gurevitch,Gordon A Fox,Norma L Fowler et al.
Jessica Gurevitch et al.
Demographic studies of plants and animals have a rich history and literature in ecology, and are important for both fundamental and applied ecology and conservation biology. Almost all demographic work has focused on intensive studies in wh...
Alexander M Shepard,Aadil Bharwani,Zachary Durisko et al.
Alexander M Shepard et al.
Fever, the elevation of core body temperature by behavioral or physiological means, is one of the most salient aspects of human sickness, yet there is debate regarding its functional role. In this paper, we demonstrate that the febrile syst...
Patterns and Processes in Nocturnal and Crepuscular Pollination Services [0.03%]
夜问和晨昏间断性传粉服务的格局与过程研究
Renee M Borges,Hema Somanathan,Almut Kelber
Renee M Borges
Night, dawn, and dusk have abiotic features that differ from the day. Illumination, wind speeds, turbulence, and temperatures are lower while humidity may be higher at night. Nocturnal pollination occurred in 30% of angiosperm families acro...
From the Neutral Theory to a Comprehensive and Multiscale Theory of Ecological Equivalence [0.03%]
从中立理论到生态等价的全面多尺度理论
François Munoz,Philippe Huneman
François Munoz
The neutral theory of biodiversity assumes that coexisting organisms are equally able to survive, reproduce, and disperse (ecological equivalence), but predicts that stochastic fluctuations of these abilities drive diversity dynamics. It pr...
Audrey Trochet,Elodie A Courtois,Virginie M Stevens et al.
Audrey Trochet et al.
Dispersal is central in ecology and evolution because it influences population regulation, adaptation, and speciation. In many species, dispersal is different between genders, leading to sex-biased dispersal. Several theoretical hypotheses ...