The idea that species interactions are more ecologically and evolutionarily important toward
lower latitudes underpins seminal theories in ecology and evolution. Recent global studies …

Comprehensive assessments of functional diversity are needed to understand ecosystem
alterations under global changes. The 'Fun-eDNA'approach characterises functional …

Identifying areas that contain species assemblages not found elsewhere in a region is
central to conservation planning. 1, 2 Species assemblages contain networks of species …

Despite the development of network science, we lack clear heuristics for how far different
disturbance types propagate within and across species interaction networks. We discuss the …

Land use intensification favours particular trophic groups which can induce architectural
changes in food webs. These changes can impact ecosystem functions, services, stability …

Foraging behavior frequently plays a major role in driving the geographic distribution of
animals. Buzzing to extract protein-rich pollen from flowers is a key foraging behavior used …

Ecological interactions and evolutionary processes in areas of endemism remain little
studied despite the fact that identifying the patterns of functional signatures in areas of …

Interactions among plants are changing across the globe resulting from a multitude of
changes in the environment. Obtaining accurate predictions of plant species' range …

Vertebrate species worldwide are currently facing significant declines in many populations.
Although we have gained substantial knowledge about the direct threats that affect …

Plant–insect trophic systems should be particularly sensitive to processes altering species
spatial co‐occurrences, as impacts on one level can cascade effectively through the strong …