The spread of invasive species is a threat to ecosystems worldwide. However, we know
relatively little about how invasive species affect the behaviour of native animals, even …

A growing body of research demonstrates the impacts of invasive alien plants on native
animals, but few studies consider thermal effects as a driver of the responses of native …

The herpetofauna of the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico, consists of 172 species,
including 18 anurans, three salamanders, 140 squamates, and 11 turtles. Among the 10 …

European common reed (Phragmites australis; common reed) is an aggressive invader of
North American wetlands that forms homogenous patches and replaces native flora. Dense …

Non-native plants are a major cause of habitat loss and fragmentation that lead to
biodiversity loss. Geckos are particularly vulnerable to habitat alterations due to their small …

Trees provide significant benefits to residents in urban environments, including shade and
temperature mitigation, flood control, carbon cycling, air pollution mitigation, aesthetic …

Temperate deciduous shrub phenology plays a pivotal role in forest ecology by regulating
the timing of suitable habitat and food of a range of organisms as well as influencing the …

Increasing temperature due to climate change is one of the greatest challenges for wildlife
worldwide. Behavioral data on free-ranging individuals is necessary to determine at what …

The resolution offered by genomic data sets coupled with recently developed spatially
informed analyses are allowing researchers to quantify population structure at increasingly …

Introduced grasses are a major threat to dryland ecosystems world-wide because of their
ability to transform plant communities and change fire regimes. These structural and …