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Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Effects of temperature, soil substrate, and microbial community on carbon mineralization across three climatically contrasting forest sitesZuoxin Tang, Xiaolu Sun, Zhongkui Luo, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Infrastructure features outperform environmental variables explaining rabbit abundance around motorwaysAimara Planillo, Juan E MaloEcology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Does wing reduction influence the relationship between altitude and insect body size? A case study using New Zealand's diverse stonefly faunaGraham A McCulloch, Jonathan M WatersEcology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
A stoichiometric perspective of the effect of herbivore dung on ecosystem functioningJudith Sitters, Harry Olde VenterinkEcology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Genome-wide single-nucleotide polymorphism data reveal cryptic species within cryptic freshwater snail species-The case of the Ancylus fluviatilis species complexMartina Weiss, Hannah Weigand, Alexander M Weigand, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
What factors potentially influence the ability of phylogenetic distance to predict trait dispersion in a temperate forest?Feng Jiang, Yanhan Xun, Huiying Cai, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Traits and climate are associated with first flowering day in herbaceous species along elevational gradientsSolveig Franziska Bucher, Patrizia König, Annette Menzel, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Size advantage for male function and size-dependent sex allocation in Ambrosia artemisiifolia, a wind-pollinated plantToru Nakahara, Yuya Fukano, Shun K Hirota, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Comparing the effects of even- and uneven-aged silviculture on ecological diversity and processes: A reviewPhilippe Nolet, Daniel Kneeshaw, Christian Messier, et al.Ecology and Evolution|January 30, 2018
Feather mite abundance varies but symbiotic nature of mite-host relationship does not differ between two ecologically dissimilar warblersAlix E Matthews, Jeffery L Larkin, Douglas W Raybuck, et al.Pageof 1,569