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Spatial patterns of species richness and geographic ranges in Africian Proteaceae: Bayesian hierarchical models

Spatial patterns of species richness and geographic ranges in African Proteaceae: Bayesian hierarchical models

Explaining species distribution patterns through hierarchical modelling

Interactive influence of climate and predation on population dynamics of Kruger Park ungulates

Climate influence on large herbivore populations in the Krueger National Park

Scale and complexity in arid land ecosystems

The influence of top-down, bottom-up, and abiotic factors on the moose population of Isle Royale

Identifying priority areas for bioclimatic representation under climate change: A case study for Proteaceae in the Cape Floristic Region, South Africa

Explaining phenotypic selection on plant attractive characters: Male function, gender balance or ecological context?

It is widely agreed that the flowers of hermaphrodite plants evolve in response to selection acting simultaneously through male and female sexual functions, but we know very little about the pattern of gender–specific selection. We review three current hypotheses for gender–specific selection by viewing them within a single phenotypic selection framework. We compile data from phenotypic selection and manipulative studies and evaluate the fit between empirical data and the hypotheses.

When does periodic variation in resource growth allow robust coexistence of competing consumer species