The first syninclusions of extant tropical and Holarctic ant genera are reported from Bitterfeld
amber: the tropical Oecophylla F. Smith (O. brischkei Mayr, 1868) with the Holarctic genus …

Selective logging—the practice of removing a subset of commercially important trees from a
forest—is a globally pervasive form of forest degradation. Selective logging alters both the …

Abstract Ten Middle Miocene imprints of Oecophylla Smith, 1860 (Stavropol Region, Russia)
are described and redescribed from the collection of the Arthropoda Laboratory of the …

We investigated some aspects of hawkmoth community assembly at 13 elevations along a
200‐to 2770‐m transect in the eastern Himalayas, a little studied biodiversity hot spot of …

Aim Along elevational or latitudinal gradients, the dynamics of mutualistic interactions may
be driven by shifts in partner abundance, themselves driven by changes in environmental …

Using data on bird species elevational distributions from the world's mountain ranges, bird
diets, and the distribution of the ant genus Oecophylla, we report that global patterns in bird …

Mountains are high relief habitats that occur across all continents. Their impressive features
define landscapes and human societies. These high elevation, 1 topographically complex …

Climate change and habitat degradation are two of the greatest threats to tropical
biodiversity today. In addition to their independent effects, habitat degradation compounds …

Abstract Bamboos (Poaceae: Bambuseae) are a unique and diverse group of plants (> 1500
species) that are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. Various birds …

The synergistic impacts of climate change and habitat degradation threaten tropical species
worldwide. However, how species' microclimatic niches affect their demographic and …