Oikos

Elements of ecology and evolution
pp. 3-5(3)
Authors: Dag O. Hessen; James J. Elser

Toward a stoichiometric framework for evolutionary biology
pp. 6-17(12)
Authors: Adam D. Kay; Isabel W. Ashton; Elena Gorokhova; Andrew J. Kerkhoff; Antonia Liess; Elena Litchman

Are you what you eat? Physiological constraints on organismal stoichiometry in an elementally imbalanced world
pp. 18-28(11)
Authors: Paul C. Frost; Michelle A. Evans-White; Zoe V. Finkel; Thomas C. Jensen; Virginia Matzek

Recent advances in ecological stoichiometry: insights for population and community ecology
pp. 29-39(11)
Authors: S. Jannicke Moe; Robert S. Stelzer; M. Rebecca Forman; W. Stanley Harpole; Tanguy Daufresne; Takehito Yoshida

A conceptual framework for ecosystem stoichiometry: balancing resource supply and demand
pp. 40-51(12)
Authors: John D. Schade; Javier F. Espeleta; Christopher A. Klausmeier; Megan E. McGroddy; Steven A. Thomas; Lixia Zhang

Applications of ecological stoichiometry for sustainable acquisition of ecosystem services
pp. 52-62(11)
Authors: Robert Ptacnik; G. Darrel Jenerette; Antonie M. Verschoor; Andrea F. Huberty; Angelo G. Solimini; Justin D. Brookes

The importance of importance
pp. 63-70(8)
Authors: Rob Brooker; Zaal Kikvidze; Francisco I. Pugnaire; Ragan M. Callaway; Philippe Choler; Christopher J. Lortie; Richard Michalet

Nutrient limitation and botanical diversity in wetlands: can fertilisation raise species richness?
pp. 71-80(10)
Authors: Sabine Güsewell; Kathleen M. Bailey; Wilma J. Roem; Barbara L. Bedford

Opposite relationships between invasibility and native species richness at patch versus landscape scales
pp. 81-88(8)
Authors: Kathleen S. Knight; Peter B. Reich

Using surrogate data in population viability analysis: the case of the critically endangered cranberry fritillary butterfly
pp. 89-100(12)
Authors: Nicolas Schtickzelle; Michiel F. WallisDeVries; Michel Baguette

Is arthropod predation exclusively satiation-driven?
pp. 101-116(16)
Authors: Paul C. J. van Rijn; Frank M. Bakker; Wietske A. D. van der Hoeven; Maurice W. Sabelis

Evolutionary ecology of communication signals that induce aggregative behaviour
pp. 117-124(8)
Author: Bregje Wertheim

The relative importance of spatial aggregation and resource partitioning on the coexistence of mycophagous insects
pp. 125-134(10)
Authors: Kazuo H. Takahashi; Nobuko Tuno; Takashi Kagaya

Long food chains are in general chaotic
pp. 135-144(10)
Authors: Thilo Gross; Wolfgang Ebenhöh; Ulrike Feudel

Marine subsidies alter the diet and abundance of insular and coastal lizard populations
pp. 145-153(9)
Authors: Kyle Barrett; Wendy B. Anderson; D. Alexander Wait; L. Lee Grismer; Gary A. Polis†; Michael D. Rose†

Selective gopher disturbance influences plant species effects on nitrogen cycling
pp. 154-166(13)
Authors: Valerie T. Eviner; F. Stuart Chapin III

Leaf mineral nutrition of Arctic plants in response to warming and deeper snow in northern Alaska
pp. 167-177(11)
Authors: J. M. Welker; J. T. Fahnestock; P. F. Sullivan; R. A. Chimner

Carry-over effects and habitat quality in migratory populations
pp. 178-186(9)
Author: D. Ryan Norris

Leaf mass loss in wetland graminoids during senescence
pp. 187-195(9)
Authors: Corina Vernescu; Jess Coulas; Peter Ryser

Plant persistence traits in fire-prone ecosystems of the Mediterranean basin: a phylogenetic approach
pp. 196-202(7)
Authors: J. G. Pausas; M. Verdú

Simpson diversity and the Shannon–Wiener index as special cases of a generalized entropy
pp. 203-207(5)
Author: C. J. Keylock

Erratum
pp. 208-208(1)