Mounting evidence indicates that spatial interactions are important in structuring coastal
ecosystems. Until recently, however, most of this work has been focused on seemingly …

“Predation risk” and “fear” are concepts well established in animal behavior literature. We
expand these concepts to develop the model of the “landscape of fear”. The landscape of …

We review the progress made in the emerging field of coastal seascape ecology, ie the
application of landscape ecology concepts and techniques to the coastal marine …

Rapid landscape alteration associated with human activity is currently challenging the
evolved dynamical stability of many predator–prey systems by forcing species to …

Keystone species have large ecological effects relative to their abundance and have been
identified in many ecosystems. However, global change is pervasively altering …

Studies of diet choice by omnivores have the potential to form conceptual links between
studies of diet choice by herbivores, frugivores, detritivores, and predators. We examined …

Nous avons évalué le rôle de la structure de l'habitat dans le succès de la prédation en
mesurant de quelle manière la végétation aquatique affecte les taux de prédation des …

Anuran assemblages were studied regarding species composition, microhabitat partitioning,
temporal distribution, and spatial distribution in three natural ponds. Twenty‐two species …

Coastal salt marshes are distributed widely across the globe and are considered essential
habitat for many fish and crustacean species. Yet, the literature on fishery support by salt …

We evaluated the influence of water depth on relative predation risk for mojarra
(Eucinostomus spp.) in six tidal creeks on Andros Island, Bahamas. Relative predation risk …