Natural populations can show rapid adaptive responses to intense (human-mediated)
environmental change. The potential for exploiting rapidly evolved traits for conservation …

Non-technical summaryEvolutionary biology considers how organisms and populations
change over multiple generations, and so is naturally focused on issues of sustainability …

Extensive green roofs are recognised as being a suitable habitat for some specific plants
and arthropods that are resistant to very extreme hot and dry conditions. Little is known …

Diplocephalus graecus (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1873), a very common holomediterranean
species, has undergone a remarkable range expansion in the western Palaearctic region …

The ARAMOB data repository compiles meticulously curated spider community datasets
from systematical collections, ensuring a high standard of data quality. These datasets are …

Major changes in species geographical ranges are usually explained by climatic changes or
human activities. Intrinsic causes, such as endosymbiotic agents, have not yet been …

Locomotor activity is one of the major traits that is affected by age. Greater locomotor activity
is also known to evolve in the course of dispersal evolution. However, the impact of …

Misumena bicolor Simon, 1875, an enigmatic species known only from the male holotype
collected on Corsica (France), has remained elusive since its initial description. In this study …

Rodzina kolczakowatych (Cheiracanthiidae Wagner, 1887) reprezentowana jest w Europie
tylko przez jeden rodzaj Cheiracanthium CL Koch, 1839 określany w Polsce mianem …

The Common House Gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) is one of the most successful colonizers
among squamates and is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of the world …