Oikos

The ecological significance of toxic nectar
pp. 409-420(12)
Author: Adler L.S.

Condition-dependent expression of virulence in a trypanosome infecting bumblebees
pp. 421-427(7)
Authors: Brown M.J.F.; Loosli R.; Schmid-Hempel P.

Inferences about nested subsets structure when not all species are detected
pp. 428-434(7)
Authors: Cam E.; Nichols J.D.; Hines J.E.; Sauer J.R.

A food web/landscape interaction model for microtine rodent density cycles
pp. 435-445(11)
Author: Lidicker Jr. W.Z.

The effects of genetic and environmental factors on disease expression (stroma formation) and plant growth in Brachypodium sylvaticum infected by Epichloë sylvatica
pp. 446-458(13)
Authors: Meijer G.; Leuchtmann A.

Factors influencing movement probabilities of a nomadic food specialist: proximate foraging benefits or ultimate gains from exploration?
pp. 459-467(9)
Authors: Bennetts R.E.; Kitchens W.M.

Ontogenetic niche shifts in two populations of juvenile threespine stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus, that differ in pelvic spine morphology
pp. 468-476(9)
Authors: Sillett K.B.; Foster S.A.

Operational sex ratio in terrestrial isopods: interaction between potential rate of reproduction and Wolbachia-induced sex ratio distortion
pp. 477-484(8)
Authors: Moreau J.; Rigaud T.

Why do pollinators visit proportionally fewer flowers in large patches?
pp. 485-492(8)
Author: Goulson D.

Response of galling invertebrates on Salix lanata to reindeer herbivory
pp. 493-498(6)
Authors: Olofsson J.; Strengbom J.

Hummingbird avoidance of nectar-robbed plants: spatial location or visual cues
pp. 499-506(8)
Author: Irwin R.E.

Resource matching and population dynamics in a two-patch system
pp. 507-511(5)
Authors: Ranta E.; Kaitala V.

Food limitation in Australian desert rodents: experiments using supplementary feeding
pp. 512-522(11)
Author: Predavec M.

The effect of spatio-temporal variation in understanding the fruit crop size hypothesis
pp. 523-527(5)
Authors: Ortiz-Pulido R.; Rico-Gray V.

Do predators limit the abundance of alternative prey? Experiments with vole-eating avian and mammalian predators
pp. 528-540(13)
Authors: Norrdahl K.; Korpimäki E.

Root decomposition and soil nutrient and carbon cycling in two temperate fen ecosystems
pp. 541-549(9)
Authors: Scheffer R.A.; Aerts R.

Shading enhances the quality of willow leaves to leaf beetles – but does it matter?
pp. 550-558(9)
Authors: Sipura M.; Tahvanainen J.

Trading off mortality risk against foraging effort in damselflies that differ in life cycle length
pp. 559-567(9)
Authors: Stoks R.; Johansson F.

Site-to-site differences in pollinator visitation patterns in a Louisiana iris hybrid zone
pp. 568-578(11)
Authors: Emms S.K.; Arnold M.L.

How can maladaptive habitat choice generate source-sink population dynamics?
pp. 579-582(4)
Author: Reme V.

Ecomorphology in breeding Holarctic dabbling ducks: the importance of lamellar density and body length varies with habitat type
pp. 583-588(6)
Authors: Nudds T.D.; Elmberg J.; Pöysä H.; Sjöberg K.; Nummi P.

Running with the Red Queen: reflections on ‘Sex versus non-sex versus parasite’
pp. 589-596(8)
Author: Wilkinson D.M.