Mountains naturally offer variable habitat conditions, but their biodiversity is currently facing
the extra challenge of adapting to rapid environmental shifts that are much more …

Differences in reproductive costs between male and female plants have been shown to
foster sex-related variability in growth and C-storage patterns. The extent to which …

Recently, the barred owl (Strix varia) has expanded its range into the Pacific Northwest of
the United States resulting in pronounced effects on the demography and behavior of the …

The mutualistic interactions between fruit-producing plants and seed-dispersing birds may
be disrupted by the difficulties involved in tracking fruit resources, which are often patchily …

When different populations of the same bird species share non‐breeding habitats,
competition for food may promote resource partitioning. We studied food choice by resident …

Simple Summary Plants interact with various animals during reproduction, which influences
their success and evolution. Predispersal seed predators reduce fruit crop, potentially …

Fruit production in animal‐dispersed plants has a strong influence on fitness because large
crops increase the number of seeds dispersed by frugivores. Large crops are costly, and …

Spatio-temporal variability in fruit production (masting) has been regarded as a key
mechanism to increase plant fitness by reducing seed predation. However, considerably …

Fruit–frugivore interactions have received great attention from evolutionary, ecological and
applied perspectives. However, despite the fact that large-scale approaches may offer new …

Mountains naturally offer very contrasted habitat conditions, but their biodiversity is
nowadays facing the extra challenge of adapting to rapid environmental shifts that are much …