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期刊名:Ecology letters

缩写:ECOL LETT

ISSN:1461-023X

e-ISSN:1461-0248

IF/分区:7.9/Q1

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Lena Huovinen,Marjo Saastamoinen,Jonathan M Chase et al. Lena Huovinen et al.
Trophic interactions can strongly influence metacommunity dynamics and patterns of biodiversity in spatially heterogeneous environments. Theory predicts that herbivory facilitates plant species coexistence at small scales by reducing extinc...
Klementyna A Gawecka,Matthew A Barbour,James M Bullock et al. Klementyna A Gawecka et al.
Landscape-scale ecological restoration is a key strategy for halting and reversing biodiversity decline. However, ensuring the long-term sustainability of restoration efforts requires guiding the recovery of complex ecological systems with ...
Alexander Van Nynatten,Ross Cunning,Kristina L Tietjen et al. Alexander Van Nynatten et al.
Climate change-amplified extreme weather events are reshaping ecological communities globally. On coral reefs, heatwaves typically disrupt the obligate coral-algal symbiosis, with symbiont identity a prime determinant of coral resilience to...
Adrian C Stier,Craig W Osenberg Adrian C Stier
Debates over whether and how populations are regulated have recently shifted away from detecting and instead towards quantifying the strength of density dependence and its variation among systems. Yet, the degree of variation in density-dep...
Nathalie R Sommer,Annise M Dobson,Matthew S Baker et al. Nathalie R Sommer et al.
Predator-induced changes in prey traits can cascade through ecosystems to impact biogeochemical cycling and community structure. Whether these effects persist, amplify or diminish across prey generations remains uncertain. We tested for pre...
Matan Markfeld,Georgia Titcomb,Toky Maheriniaina Randriamoria et al. Matan Markfeld et al.
Microbial communities are fundamental to host health, yet their assembly dynamics under environmental change remain poorly understood. We analysed individual-level host-microbe networks in the non-native wild black rats (Rattus rattus) acro...
Siwen He,Xianfu Zhao,Zhongguan Jiang et al. Siwen He et al.
Understanding temporal variability and synchrony across biological hierarchical levels (from species to metacommunities) and ecosystems, and their underlying drivers, remains a fundamental ecological question. However, most studies are perf...
Zoltan Erdos,Daniel Padfield,Elze Hesse et al. Zoltan Erdos et al.
Exploitative interactions, such as predator-prey and host-parasite interactions, are ubiquitous in microbial communities. These interactions shape community density and composition, imposing strong selection on members to evolve countermeas...