Soil organisms drive major ecosystem functions by mineralising carbon and releasing
nutrients during decomposition processes, which supports plant growth, aboveground …

Abstract Knowledge of the thermal ecology of a species can improve model predictions for
temperature‐induced population collapse, which in light of climate change is increasingly …

Carbon exchange in drylands is typically low, but during significant rainfall events (wet
anomalies) drylands act as a C sink. During these anomalies the limitation on C uptake …

Simple Summary The broad adoption of camera traps in wildlife monitoring leads to a better
understanding of the distribution and activity patterns of wild animals. In this study, two …

Trophic niche is the result of the long‐term evolution of species and can reflect the pressures
they experience in habitats. The whole‐genome sequencing of giant pandas (Ailuropoda …

Diet analysis of potential small mammals pest species is important for understanding
feeding ecology and evaluating their impact on crops and stored foods. Chinese mole shrew …

Metabarcoding‐based diet analysis is a valuable tool for understanding the feeding
behavior of a wide range of species. However, many studies using these methods for wild …

Stable isotope analysis is very useful in animal ecology, especially in diet reconstruction and
trophic studies. Differences in isotope ratios between consumers and their diet, termed …

Lymantria dispar L.(Lepidoptera: Erebidae) is an international quarantine pest with many
hosts, widely distributed in Asia, Europe, and America. L. dispar is distributed mainly in the …

Using stable isotopes to detect and analyze the geographical origin of insects represents an
important traceability technology, which requires a rich isotope database. In this study, we …