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Authors:
SRIVASTAVA DS
LAWTON JH
Citation: Ds. Srivastava et Jh. Lawton, WHY MORE PRODUCTIVE SITES HAVE MORE SPECIES - AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OFTHEORY USING TREE-HOLE COMMUNITIES, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 510-529
Authors:
MOILANEN A
SMITH AT
HANSKI I
Citation: A. Moilanen et al., LONG-TERM DYNAMICS IN A METAPOPULATION OF THE AMERICAN PIKA, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 530-542
Authors:
BAUTISTA LM
TINBERGEN J
WIERSMA P
KACELNIK A
Citation: Lm. Bautista et al., OPTIMAL FORAGING AND BEYOND - HOW STARLINGS COPE WITH CHANGES IN FOODAVAILABILITY, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 543-561
Authors:
CHOWN SL
GREMMEN NJM
GASTON KJ
Citation: Sl. Chown et al., ECOLOGICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY OF SOUTHERN-OCEAN ISLANDS - SPECIES-AREA RELATIONSHIPS, HUMAN IMPACTS, AND CONSERVATION, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 562-575
Authors:
HERRERA CM
JORDANO P
GUITIAN J
TRAVESET A
Citation: Cm. Herrera et al., ANNUAL VARIABILITY IN SEED PRODUCTION BY WOODY-PLANTS AND THE MASTINGCONCEPT - REASSESSMENT OF PRINCIPLES AND RELATIONSHIP TO POLLINATION AND SEED DISPERSAL, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 576-594
Authors:
VANZANDT PA
MOPPER S
Citation: Pa. Vanzandt et S. Mopper, A METAANALYSIS OF ADAPTIVE DEME FORMATION IN PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECT POPULATIONS, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 595-604
Authors:
MOLLER AP
SORCI G
ERRITZOE J
Citation: Ap. Moller et al., SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN IMMUNE DEFENSE, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 605-619
Authors:
HOCHBERG ME
VANBAALEN M
Citation: Me. Hochberg et M. Vanbaalen, ANTAGONISTIC COEVOLUTION OVER PRODUCTIVITY GRADIENTS, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 620-634
Authors:
KAWECKI TJ
Citation: Tj. Kawecki, RED QUEEN MEETS SANTA-ROSALIA - ARMS RACES AND THE EVOLUTION OF HOST SPECIALIZATION IN ORGANISMS WITH PARASITIC LIFE-STYLES, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 635-651
Authors:
APARICI E
CARMONA MJ
SERRA M
Citation: E. Aparici et al., SEX ALLOCATION IN HAPLODIPLOID CYCLICAL PARTHENOGENS WITH DENSITY-DEPENDENT PROPORTION OF MALES, The American naturalist, 152(4), 1998, pp. 652-657
Authors:
WIEGAND T
MOLONEY KA
MILTON SJ
Citation: T. Wiegand et al., POPULATION-DYNAMICS, DISTURBANCE, AND PATTERN EVOLUTION - IDENTIFYINGTHE FUNDAMENTAL SCALES OF ORGANIZATION IN A MODEL ECOSYSTEM, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 321-337
Authors:
CAMPBELL DR
Citation: Dr. Campbell, VARIATION IN LIFETIME MALE FITNESS IN IPOMOPSIS-AGGREGATA - TESTS OF SEX ALLOCATION THEORY, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 338-353
Authors:
KOKKO H
SUTHERLAND WJ
Citation: H. Kokko et Wj. Sutherland, OPTIMAL FLOATING AND QUEUING STRATEGIES - CONSEQUENCES FOR DENSITY-DEPENDENCE AND HABITAT LOSS, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 354-366
Authors:
FESTABIANCHET M
GAILLARD JM
JORGENSON JT
Citation: M. Festabianchet et al., MASS-DEPENDENT AND DENSITY-DEPENDENT REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND REPRODUCTIVE COSTS IN A CAPITAL BREEDER, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 367-379
Authors:
KELLER LF
ARCESE P
Citation: Lf. Keller et P. Arcese, NO EVIDENCE FOR INBREEDING AVOIDANCE IN A NATURAL-POPULATION OF SONG SPARROWS (MELOSPIZA-MELODIA), The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 380-392
Authors:
SCHMIDT KA
WHELAN CJ
Citation: Ka. Schmidt et Cj. Whelan, PREDATOR-MEDIATED INTERACTIONS BETWEEN AND WITHIN GUILDS OF NESTING SONGBIRDS - EXPERIMENTAL AND OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 393-402
Authors:
AVILES L
TUFINO P
Citation: L. Aviles et P. Tufino, COLONY SIZE AND INDIVIDUAL FITNESS IN THE SOCIAL SPIDER ANELOSIMUS-EXIMIUS, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 403-418
Authors:
BONABEAU E
DENEUBOURG JL
THERAULAZ G
Citation: E. Bonabeau et al., WITHIN-BROOD COMPETITION AND THE OPTIMAL PARTITIONING OF PARENTAL INVESTMENT, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 419-427
Authors:
PETERSON MA
DENNO RF
Citation: Ma. Peterson et Rf. Denno, THE INFLUENCE OF DISPERSAL AND DIET BREADTH ON PATTERNS OF GENETIC ISOLATION BY DISTANCE IN PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 428-446
Authors:
HUPPERT A
STONE L
Citation: A. Huppert et L. Stone, CHAOS IN THE PACIFICS CORAL-REEF BLEACHING CYCLE, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 447-459
Authors:
HUXEL GR
MCCANN K
Citation: Gr. Huxel et K. Mccann, FOOD-WEB STABILITY - THE INFLUENCE OF TROPHIC FLOWS ACROSS HABITATS, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 460-469
Authors:
STAMPS JA
MANGEL M
PHILLIPS JA
Citation: Ja. Stamps et al., A NEW LOOK AT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SIZE AT MATURITY AND ASYMPTOTIC SIZE, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 470-479
Authors:
HAWKINS BA
HOLYOAK M
Citation: Ba. Hawkins et M. Holyoak, TRANSCONTINENTAL CRASHES OF INSECT POPULATIONS, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 480-484
Authors:
DWYER G
ELKINTON JS
HAJEK AE
Citation: G. Dwyer et al., SPATIAL SCALE AND THE SPREAD OF A FUNGAL PATHOGEN OF GYPSY-MOTH, The American naturalist, 152(3), 1998, pp. 485-494
Authors:
KOVER PX
CLAY K
Citation: Px. Kover et K. Clay, TRADE-OFF BETWEEN VIRULENCE AND VERTICAL TRANSMISSION AND THE MAINTENANCE OF A VIRULENT PLANT PATHOGEN, The American naturalist, 152(2), 1998, pp. 165-175