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Authors:
SMITH FA
BROWN JH
VALONE TJ
Citation: Fa. Smith et al., PATH MODELING METHODS AND ECOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS - A RESPONSE TO GRACE AND PUGESEK, The American naturalist, 152(1), 1998, pp. 160-161
Authors:
COX RT
CARLTON CE
Citation: Rt. Cox et Ce. Carlton, A COMMENTARY ON PRIME-NUMBERS AND LIFE-CYCLES OF PERIODICAL CICADAS, The American naturalist, 152(1), 1998, pp. 162-164
Authors:
GROOM MJ
Citation: Mj. Groom, ALLEE EFFECTS LIMIT POPULATION VIABILITY OF AN ANNUAL PLANT, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 487-496
Authors:
AMEBERG P
SKORPING A
READ AF
Citation: P. Ameberg et al., PARASITE ABUNDANCE, BODY-SIZE, LIFE-HISTORIES, AND THE ENERGETIC EQUIVALENCE RULE, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 497-513
Authors:
ROLLAND C
DANCHIN E
DEFRAIPONT M
Citation: C. Rolland et al., THE EVOLUTION OF COLONIALITY IN BIRDS IN RELATION TO FOOD, HABITAT, PREDATION, AND LIFE-HISTORY TRAITS - A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 514-529
Authors:
JAMES AC
PARTRIDGE L
Citation: Ac. James et L. Partridge, GEOGRAPHIC-VARIATION IN COMPETITIVE ABILITY IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 530-537
Authors:
BLOWS MW
Citation: Mw. Blows, EVOLUTION OF A MATE RECOGNITION SYSTEM AFTER HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN 2 DROSOPHILA SPECIES, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 538-544
Authors:
FIELD J
SOLIS CR
QUELLER DC
STRASSMANN JE
Citation: J. Field et al., SOCIAL AND GENETIC-STRUCTURE OF PAPER WASP COFOUNDRESS ASSOCIATIONS -TESTS OF REPRODUCTIVE SKEW MODELS, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 545-563
Authors:
EDWARDS AWF
Citation: Awf. Edwards, NATURAL-SELECTION AND THE SEX-RATIO - FISHERS SOURCES, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 564-569
Authors:
PATRIQUINMELDRUM KJ
GODIN JGJ
Citation: Kj. Patriquinmeldrum et Jgj. Godin, DO FEMALE 3-SPINED STICKLEBACKS COPY THE MATE CHOICE OF OTHERS, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 570-577
Authors:
HOLMES EE
WILSON HB
Citation: Ee. Holmes et Hb. Wilson, RUNNING FROM TROUBLE - LONG-DISTANCE DISPERSAL AND THE COMPETITIVE COEXISTENCE OF INFERIOR SPECIES, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 578-586
Authors:
WILSON HB
HASSELL MP
HOLT RD
Citation: Hb. Wilson et al., PERSISTENCE AND AREA EFFECTS IN A STOCHASTIC TRITROPHIC MODEL, The American naturalist, 151(6), 1998, pp. 587-595
Authors:
EADIE JM
LYON BE
Citation: Jm. Eadie et Be. Lyon, COOPERATION, CONFLICT, AND CRECHING BEHAVIOR IN GOLDENEYE DUCKS, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 397-408
Authors:
MAYHEW PJ
HARDY ICW
Citation: Pj. Mayhew et Icw. Hardy, NONSIBLICIDAL BEHAVIOR AND THE EVOLUTION OF CLUTCH SIZE IN BETHYLID WASPS, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 409-424
Authors:
ELLNER SP
BAILEY BA
BOBASHEV GV
GALLANT AR
GRENFELL BT
NYCHKA DW
Citation: Sp. Ellner et al., NOISE AND NONLINEARITY IN MEASLES EPIDEMICS - COMBINING MECHANISTIC AND STATISTICAL APPROACHES TO POPULATION MODELING, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 425-440
Authors:
SAETHER BE
ENGEN S
ISLAM A
MCCLEERY R
PERRINS C
Citation: Be. Saether et al., ENVIRONMENTAL STOCHASTICITY AND EXTINCTION RISK IN A POPULATION OF A SMALL SONGBIRD, THE GREAT TIT, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 441-450
Authors:
BERNAYS EA
Citation: Ea. Bernays, THE VALUE OF BEING A RESOURCE SPECIALIST - BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT FOR A NEURAL HYPOTHESIS, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 451-464
Authors:
PELTZER DA
WILSON SD
GERRY AK
Citation: Da. Peltzer et al., COMPETITION INTENSITY ALONG A PRODUCTIVITY GRADIENT IN A LOW-DIVERSITY GRASSLAND, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 465-476
Authors:
GREGORY PT
SKEBO KM
Citation: Pt. Gregory et Km. Skebo, TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN REPRODUCTIVE TRAITS AND THE INFLUENCE OF FOOD-INTAKE DURING PREGNANCY IN THE GARTER SNAKE, THAMNOPHIS ELEGANS, The American naturalist, 151(5), 1998, pp. 477-486
Authors:
LEE CE
STRATHMANN RR
Citation: Ce. Lee et Rr. Strathmann, SCALING OF GELATINOUS CLUTCHES - EFFECTS OF SIBLINGS COMPETITION FOR OXYGEN ON CLUTCH SIZE AND PARENTAL INVESTMENT PER OFFSPRING, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 293-310
Authors:
CONNOLLY SR
ROUGHGARDEN J
Citation: Sr. Connolly et J. Roughgarden, A LATITUDINAL GRADIENT IN NORTHEAST PACIFIC INTERTIDAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE - EVIDENCE FOR AN OCEANOGRAPHICALLY BASED SYNTHESIS OF MARINE COMMUNITY THEORY, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 311-326
Authors:
SCHMITZ OJ
Citation: Oj. Schmitz, DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF PREDATION AND PREDATION RISK IN OLD-FIELD INTERACTION WEBS, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 327-342
Authors:
TAYLOR DR
JAROSZ AM
LENSKI RE
FULBRIGHT DW
Citation: Dr. Taylor et al., THE ACQUISITION OF HYPOVIRULENCE IN HOST-PATHOGEN SYSTEMS WITH 3 TROPHIC LEVELS, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 343-355
Authors:
SMULDERS TV
Citation: Tv. Smulders, A GAME THEORETICAL-MODEL OF THE EVOLUTION OF FOOD HOARDING - APPLICATIONS TO THE PARIDAE, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 356-366
Authors:
IWASA Y
HARADA Y
Citation: Y. Iwasa et Y. Harada, FEMALE MATE PREFERENCE TO MAXIMIZE PATERNAL CARE - II - FEMALE COMPETITION LEADS TO MONOGAMY, The American naturalist, 151(4), 1998, pp. 367-382