Global Ecology & Biogeography

Scale and macroecological patterns in seed dispersal mutualisms
pp. 289-293(5)
Author: Burns K.C.

Dependence of broad-scale geographical variation in fleshy-fruited plant species richness on disperser bird species richness
pp. 295-304(10)
Authors: Márquez A.L.; Real R.; Vargas J.M.

Ecological niches as stable distributional constraints on mammal species, with implications for Pleistocene extinctions and climate change projections for biodiversity
pp. 305-314(10)
Authors: Martínez-Meyer E.; Townsend Peterson A.; Hargrove W.W.

Spatial nonstationarity and scale-dependency in the relationship between species richness and environmental determinants for the sub-Saharan endemic avifauna
pp. 315-320(6)
Author: Foody G.M.

Summer vegetation, deglaciation and the anomalous bird diversity gradient in eastern North America
pp. 321-325(5)
Author: Hawkins B.A.

Connecting species richness, abundance and body size in deep-sea gastropods
pp. 327-334(8)
Author: McClain C.R.

Native and introduced fish species richness in French lakes: local and regional influences
pp. 335-344(10)
Authors: Irz P.; Argillier C.; Oberdorff T.

Leaf area index and net primary productivity along subtropical to alpine gradients in the Tibetan Plateau
pp. 345-358(14)
Authors: Luo T.; Pan Y.; Ouyang H.; Shi P.; Luo J.; Yu Z.; Lu Q.

Remote sensing of upland vegetation: the potential of high spatial resolution satellite sensors
pp. 359-369(11)
Authors: Mehner H.; Cutler M.; Fairbairn D.; Thompson G.

Estimation of Mediterranean forest transpiration and photosynthesis through the use of an ecosystem simulation model driven by remotely sensed data
pp. 371-380(10)
Authors: Anselmi S.; Chiesi M.; Giannini M.; Manes F.; Maselli F.

What on Earth have we done?
pp. 381-381(1)

‘Swimming lessons …’ perhaps, but for whom?
pp. 381-382(2)

The human–environment debate revisited — with feeling
pp. 382-383(2)