Behavioral Ecology

Flexible social structure of a desert rodent, Rhombomys opimus: philopatry, kinship, and ecological constraints
pp. 961-973(13)
Authors: Randall, Jan A.; Rogovin, Konstantin; Parker, Patricia G.; Eimes, John A.

Alternative models of conspecific attraction in flies and crabs
pp. 974-980(7)
Authors: Stamps, Judy; McElreath, Richard; Eason, Perri

Xenophilic mating preferences among populations of the jumping spider Habronattus pugillis Griswold
pp. 981-988(8)
Authors: Hebets, Eileen A.; Maddison, Wayne P.

Harvesting resources in groups or alone: the case of renewing patches
pp. 989-993(5)
Authors: Beauchamp, Guy; Ruxton, Graeme D.

What makes a nest-building male successful? Male behavior and female care in penduline tits
pp. 994-1000(7)
Authors: Szentirmai, István; Komdeur, Jan; Székely, Tamás

Territorial male gobies respond aggressively to sneakers but do not adjust their sperm expenditure
pp. 1001-1007(7)
Authors: Scaggiante, Marta; Rasotto, Maria Berica; Romualdi, Chiara; Pilastro, Andrea

Stress, resource allocation, and mortality
pp. 1008-1017(10)
Authors: McNamara, J. M.; Buchanan, K. L.

Pre- and postdispersal seed predation by rodents: balance of food and safety
pp. 1018-1024(7)
Authors: Fedriani, Jose M.; Manzaneda, Antonio J.

Audience effect is context dependent in Siamese fighting fish, Betta splendens
pp. 1025-1030(6)
Authors: Dzieweczynski, Teresa L.; Earley, Ryan L.; Green, Tracie M.; Rowland, William J.

Population density, body size, and phenotypic plasticity of brood size in a burying beetle
pp. 1031-1036(6)
Author: Creighton, J. Curtis

Flight or fight: flexible antipredatory strategies in porcelain crabs
pp. 1037-1041(5)
Authors: Wasson, Kerstin; Lyon, Bruce E.

The importance of sperm competition risk and nest appearance for male behavior and female choice in the sand goby, Pomatoschistus minutus
pp. 1042-1048(7)
Authors: Svensson, Ola; Kvarnemo, Charlotta