Oikos

Shrubs, granivores and annual plant community stability in an arid ecosystem
pp. 209-216(8)
Authors: Andrew Wilby; Moshe Shachak

Competition, predation and species responses to environmental change
pp. 217-224(8)
Authors: Lin Jiang; Alexander Kulczycki

Larval growth history determines juvenile growth and survival in a tropical marine fish
pp. 225-242(18)
Authors: Mark I. McCormick; Andrew S. Hoey

Modelling mortality and dispersal: consequences of parameter generalisation on metapopulation dynamics
pp. 243-252(10)
Authors: Gwénaëlle Mennechez; Sandrine Petit; Nicolas Schtickzelle; Michel Baguette

Dominance not richness determines invasibility of tallgrass prairie
pp. 253-262(10)
Authors: Melinda D. Smith; Julia C. Wilcox; Theresa Kelly; Alan K. Knapp

Trophic dynamics in a whole lake experiment: size-structured interactions and recruitment variation
pp. 263-274(12)
Authors: Lennart Persson; Pär Byström; Eva Wahlström; Erika Westman

Does increased habitat complexity reduce predation and competition in coral reef fish assemblages?
pp. 275-284(10)
Author: Glenn R. Almany

Prey selection by wild birds can allow novel and conspicuous colour morphs to spread in prey populations
pp. 285-294(10)
Authors: Robert J. Thomas; Laura A. Bartlett; Nicola M. Marples; David J. Kelly; Innes C. Cuthill

The distribution of Eurasian badger, Meles meles, setts in a high-density area: field observations contradict the sett dispersion hypothesis
pp. 295-307(13)
Authors: D. W. Macdonald; C. Newman; J. Dean; C. D. Buesching; P. J. Johnson

Seedling growth rate and survival do not predict invasiveness in naturalized woody plants in New Zealand
pp. 308-316(9)
Authors: P. J. Bellingham; R. P. Duncan; W. G. Lee; R. P. Buxton

Parasitism, developmental plasticity and bilateral asymmetry of wing feathers in alpine swift, Apus melba, nestlings
pp. 317-323(7)
Authors: Pierre Bize; Alexandre Roulin; Heinz Richner

Importance of large and small mammalian herbivores for the plant community structure in the forest tundra ecotone
pp. 324-334(11)
Authors: Johan Olofsson; Philip E. Hulme; Lauri Oksanen; Otso Suominen

Incidental predation, enemy-free space and the coexistence of incidental prey
pp. 335-343(9)
Author: Kenneth A. Schmidt

Bottom-up control and co-occurrence in complex communities: honeydew and nectar determine a rainforest ant mosaic
pp. 344-358(15)
Authors: Nico Blüthgen; Nigel E. Stork; Konrad Fiedler

Habitat selection in a seasonally variable environment: test of the isodar theory with the fat sand rat, Psammomys obesus, in the Negev Desert, Israel
pp. 359-365(7)
Author: Georgy Shenbrot

Relating niche and spatial overlap at the community level
pp. 366-376(11)
Authors: Ulrich Hofer; Louis-Félix Bersier; Daniel Borcard

The effect of limited visibility on vigilance behaviour and speed of predator detection: implications for the conservation of granivorous passerines
pp. 377-385(9)
Authors: M. J Whittingham; S. J Butler; J. L Quinn; W. Cresswell

Dispersal and individual quality in a long lived species
pp. 386-398(13)
Authors: Emmanuelle Cam; Jean-Yves Monnat J.; Andrew Royle

Resource and habitat patches, landscape ecology and metapopulation biology: a consensual viewpoint
pp. 399-403(5)
Authors: Michel Baguette; Gwénnaëlle Mennechez

Resources, habitats and metapopulations – whither reality?
pp. 404-408(5)
Authors: Tim G. Shreeve; Roger L. H. Dennis; Hans Van Dyck

Testing whether any of the significant tests within a table are indeed significant
pp. 409-410(2)
Authors: Markus Neuhäuser

Trend words in ecological core journals over the last 25 years (1978–2002)
pp. 411-421(11)
Authors: Michael Nobis; Thomas Wohlgemuth

Maternal effects and offspring performance: in search of the best method
pp. 422-426(5)
Author: Milo Krist

Are high Arctic terrestrial food chains really that simple? – The Bear Island food web revisited
pp. 427-431(5)
Authors: Ian D. Hodkinson; Stephen J. Coulson