1. The decline in insect abundance and diversity observed in many ecosystems is of major
concern because of the long‐term consequences for ecosystem function and stability. 2 …

The structure of ecological networks reflects the evolutionary history of their biotic
components, and their dynamics are strongly driven by ecoevolutionary processes. Here, we …

Complex biotic networks of invaders and their new environments pose immense challenges
for researchers aiming to predict current and future occupancy of introduced species. This …

Reduction of functional diversity (FD) and phylogenetic diversity (PD) likely affects
ecosystem functions and reduces the potential of communities to respond to changes, such …

Abstract Changes in species concepts and the rapid advances in DNA-based taxonomy and
phylogeny of the past decades have led to increasing splits of single species into several …

Herbicides act as human‐mediated novel selective agents and community disruptors, yet
their full effects on eco‐evolutionary dynamics in natural communities have only begun to be …

Ecological networks are commonly applied to depict general patterns of biotic interactions,
which provide tools to understand the mechanism of community assembly. Commensal …

Amegilla pulchra is a solitary bee from Australia that has recently been spread throughout
many islands of the Pacific. The non-regulated human-driven spread of the species may …

Plant-pollinator interactions provide a crucial ecosystem service for which many depend
upon. These interactions can be threatened by many different anthropogenic and natural …

Plasmids are mobile genetic elements that can act as mutualists or parasites to their
bacterial hosts depending on their accessory genes and environment. Ecological network …