Biological invasions are a multi-stage process (ie, transport, introduction, establishment,
spread), with each stage potentially acting as a selective filter on traits associated with …

Recent research has found that individuals often vary in how consistently they express their
behavior over time (ie, behavioral predictability) and suggested that these individual …

Invasive alien species cause significant loss of biodiversity. The presence of invasive alien
species is often left unnoticed until they become highly abundant, and early detection by …

The social environment is a key factor that influences behavioural traits across a wide array
of species. Yet, when investigating individual differences in behaviour, studies tend to …

Highlights•Signal crayfish personality and barrier passage behaviour were
assessed.•Boldness and activity, but not sociability, were repeatable personality …

Pollutants, such as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), are increasingly being detected
in organisms and ecosystems globally. Agricultural activities, including the use of hormonal …

Highlights•In red devil cichlid fish, individuals are either 'dark'or 'gold'in colour.•We assessed
behaviour of these two colour morphs in different environments.•'Dark'fish explored more in …

Invasive plants from their native and introduced ranges differ in their interactions with
herbivores but it is not known whether they also vary in their interactions with herbivore …

Behaviour is predicted to be a primary determinant of the success of the invasion process
during the early phases of colonization. Comparing invaders with sympatric native species …

Heterospecific sociability could enhance invasion success in social species since social non‐
natives usually belong to small founding populations during the early stages of invasion …