Trends in ecology and evolution

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  Año 2001, Vol. 16, Número 5

  • How strong is natural selection?

    J. K. Conner

    págs. 215-217

    

  • Paving the way to the future of Amazonia

    C. A. Peres

    págs. 217-219

    

  • The use and abuse of population viability analysis

    T. Coulson, G. M. Mace, E. Hudson

    págs. 219-221

    

  • Merging perspectives on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning

    J. B. Hughes, O. L. Petchey

    págs. 222-223

    

  • Faecal pellets and energy flow in rivers

    Stuart Humphries, G. D. Ruxton

    págs. 224-225

    

  • Vicious fig wasps in viscous populations

    I. C. Hardy, J. M. Cook

    pág. 224

    

  • Landscape dynamics can accelerate metapopulation extinction

    Markus Fischer

    págs. 225-226

    

  • Inbreeding in nature: brothers and sisters, do not unite!: brothers and sisters, do not unite!

    T. Roslin

    pág. 225

    

  • Is science saving endangered species?

    P. Kareiva

    págs. 226-227

    

  • The first ever global ecosystem assessment

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 226

    

  • MPAs receive strong endorsement

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 226

    

  • Ecoinformatics: facilitating access to existing data sets: facilitating access to existing data sets

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 226

    

  • Assessing viability of forest species

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 227

    

  • Entire encyclopedia devoted to biodiversity

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 227

    

  • Blue-ribbon panel examines salmon conservation

    P. Kareiva

    pág. 227

    

  • Deception (mimicry): an integral component of sexual signals: an integral component of sexual signals

    M. G. Ritchie, L. R. Hockham

    pág. 228

    

  • An invitation to ecological economics

    J. E. Roughgarden, Paul R. Armsworth

    • Resumen

    págs. 229-234

    

  • Genome sequences and evolutionary biology, a two-way interaction

    D. CHARLESWORTH, B. CHARLESWORTH, G. A. McVean

    págs. 235-242

    

  • Design of reserve networks and the persistence of biodiversity

    M. Cabeza, A. Moilanen

    págs. 242-248

    

  • Linking plants to rocks: ectomycorrhizal fungi mobilize nutrients from minerals: ectomycorrhizal fungi mobilize nutrients from minerals

    R. Landeweert, E. Hoffland, R. D. Finlay

    págs. 248-254

    

  • Compensation for a bad start: grow now, pay later?: grow now, pay later?

    P. MONAGHAN, N. B. METCALFE

    págs. 254-260

    

  • Policy making within ecological uncertainty: lessons from badgers and GM crops: lessons from badgers and GM crops

    A. R. WATKINSON, W. J. Sutherland

    págs. 261-263

    

  • Epistasis forever!

    A. Kondrashov

    págs. 263-264

    

  • A close-up look at adaptive radiation

    J. B. Losos

    págs. 264-265

    

  • The `how-to` book of ecosystem study

    D. A. Wardle

    pág. 265

    

  • Light after dark: the partnership for enhancing expertise in taxonomy: the partnership for enhancing expertise in taxonomy

    F. Boero

    pág. 266