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期刊名:Biology letters

缩写:BIOL LETTERS

ISSN:1744-9561

e-ISSN:1744-957X

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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Danielle Leigh Orrell,Lisa A Kenny,Katie R Ruding Barnes et al. Danielle Leigh Orrell et al.
Obtaining host DNA from the blood meals of their invertebrate parasites (invertebrate-derived DNA, iDNA) has proven to be a powerful tool in terrestrial ecology for detecting vertebrates to answer questions relating to host community divers...
Valentin Fischer,Floréal Solé,Kevin Le Verger et al. Valentin Fischer et al.
Carnivoran mammals (cats, dogs, bears, seals, etc.) and their kin radiated during the Palaeogene, among other carnivorous clades (hyaenodonts, mesonychians, and oxyaenodonts). This radiation has often been framed as a competition ultimately...
Marie J E Charpentier,Fabienne Justy,Théo Deremarque et al. Marie J E Charpentier et al.
In primates, most evidence linking sociality to fitness comes from studies of female-female bonds, whereas the consequences of heterosexual relationships remain understudied. This is particularly true in species such as mandrills (Mandrillu...
Andrew William Park,Wesley Dáttilo,Miguel Rubio-Godoy et al. Andrew William Park et al.
While parasites frequently cross the host species barrier and increase their host range, the mechanisms underlying successful novel cross-species transmission remain poorly understood. Host range expansion of complex life-cycle parasites is...
Adriano R Lameira Adriano R Lameira
Primate vocal richness and ultimately human language are widely thought to have co-evolved with social scale, as formalized by the social brain/complexity hypothesis, whereby managing increasing numbers of social relationships drives increa...
Guillermo Marimán,Daniel Andrés Gómez-Lobo Camacho,Josefina Gutierrez et al. Guillermo Marimán et al.
Understanding the factors shaping parasite population structure is key to unravelling host-parasite coevolution and transmission dynamics. Respiratory mites of the genus Orthohalarachne (Acari: Halarachnidae) are obligate parasites infectin...
Steffen Kiel Steffen Kiel
The faunas around methane seeps in the deep sea thrive on an in-situ food source and are thus expected to show no latitudinal gradients in their diversity. An analysis of 478 modern and 824 fossil (Cretaceous to Pleistocene) occurrences of ...
Rafael de Oliveira Fratoni,Sabrina B L Araujo,Daniela M Perez et al. Rafael de Oliveira Fratoni et al.
Courtship displays are remarkably complex in birds, especially in species under strong sexual selection. An overlooked aspect is the organization of gestural elements, where more temporarily coordinated and predictable movements may improve...
Stefania Casagrande,Agustina G Laich,Giacomo Dell&#x;Omo Stefania Casagrande
Sex differences in metabolic responses of animals performing natural behaviours remain poorly understood, particularly under free-living conditions. Here, we examined how locomotor effort relates to mitochondrial metabolism in red blood cel...
Hayden Vega,Craig W Osenberg,Ashley W Seifert et al. Hayden Vega et al.
Coral resilience is increasingly recognized as the product of complex interactions between corals, their endosymbiotic algae and external symbionts such as fishes and invertebrates. While previous studies have documented how coral-associate...