Oikos

Using pattern-oriented modeling for revealing hidden information: a key for reconciling ecological theory and application
pp. 209-222(14)
Authors: Wiegand T.; Jeltsch F.; Hanski I.; Grimm V.

Guilds or functional groups: does it matter?
pp. 223-231(9)
Author: Blondel J.

Coexistence of specialist parasitoids with host refuges in the laboratory and the dynamics of spatial heterogeneity in attack rate
pp. 232-240(9)
Authors: Porter E.E.; Hawkins B.A.

The influence of varying spatial heterogeneity on the refuge model for coexistence of specialist parasitoid assemblages
pp. 241-250(10)
Authors: Porter E.E.; Hawkins B.A.

Experimental determination of predation intensity in an intertidal predator guild: dominant versus subordinate prey
pp. 251-262(12)
Authors: Navarrete S.A.; Castilla J.C.

A parasite spatially structures its host population
pp. 263-268(6)
Authors: Wellnitz T.; Giari L.; Maynard B.; Dezfuli B.S.

Increased risk of parasitism as ecological costs of using aggregation pheromones: laboratory and field study of Drosophila-Leptopilina interaction
pp. 269-282(14)
Authors: Wertheim B.; Vet L.E.M.; Dicke M.

Relatedness and competitive asymmetry – implications for growth and population dynamics
pp. 283-290(8)
Authors: Aikio S.; Pakkasmaa S.

Delayed timing as a strategy to avoid nest-site competition: testing a model using data from starlings and flickers
pp. 291-298(8)
Author: Wiebe K.L.

Extrinsic and intrinsic factors determine the eruptive dynamics of Brandt's voles Microtus brandti in Inner Mongolia, China
pp. 299-310(12)
Authors: Zhang Z.; Pech R.; Davis S.; Shi D.; Wan X.; Zhong W.

Hungry predators render predator-avoidance behavior in tadpoles ineffective
pp. 311-316(6)
Author: Altwegg R.

Effects of intraspecific and interspecific density on the demography of a perennial herb, Sanicula europaea
pp. 317-324(8)
Authors: Gustafsson C.; Ehrlén J.

Herbivore damage to sagebrush induces resistance in wild tobacco: evidence for eavesdropping between plants
pp. 325-332(8)
Authors: Karban R.; Maron J.; Felton G.W.; Ervin G.; Eichenseer H.

Breeding success of sympatric dabbling ducks in relation to population density and food resources
pp. 333-341(9)
Authors: Elmberg J.; Nummi P.; Pöysä H.; Sjöberg K.

A radiotelemetric study of movements and thermal biology of insular Chinese pit-vipers (Gloydiusshedaoensis, Viperidae)
pp. 342-352(11)
Authors: Shine R.; Sun L-x.; Fitzgerald M.; Kearney M.

Uncertain biotic and abiotic interactions in benthic communities
pp. 353-361(9)
Authors: Hagberg J.; Jonzén N.; Lundberg P.; Ripa J.

Mycorrhizal species identity affects plant community structure and invasion: a microcosm study
pp. 362-372(11)
Authors: Stampe E.D.; Daehler C.C.

Significance of butterfly eyespots as an anti-predator device in ground-based and aerial attacks
pp. 373-379(7)
Authors: Lyytinen A.; Brakefield P.M.; Mappes J.

Global warming and the export of dissolved organic carbon from boreal peatlands
pp. 380-386(7)
Authors: Pastor J.; Solin J.; Bridgham S.D.; Updegraff K.; Harth C.; Weishampel P.; Dewey B.

The architecture of shrubs after defoliation and the subsequent feeding behavior of browsers
pp. 387-393(7)
Authors: Cooper S.M.; Owens M.K.; Spalinger D.E.; Ginnett T.F.

Comment to Oksanen (2001): reconciling Oksanen (2001) and Hurlbert (1984)
pp. 394-396(3)
Authors: Cottenie K.; De Meester L.

The concept of sexually transmitted diseases in plants: definition and applicability
pp. 397-402(6)
Authors: Wennström A.; Ericson L.; García Guzmán G.

Arguments for rejecting the sequential Bonferroni in ecological studies
pp. 403-405(3)
Author: Moran M.D.

To grow and defend: lack of tradeoffs for brown algal phlorotannins
pp. 406-408(3)
Authors: Arnold T.M.; Targett N.M.

Phenotypic modifications to conspecific density arising from predation risk assessment
pp. 409-415(7)
Author: Peacor S.D.