Artificial lighting at night (ALAN) produced by urban, industrial, and roadway lighting, as well
as other sources, has dramatically increased in recent decades, especially in coastal …

Anthropogenic activities including metal contamination create well-known problems in
coastal mangrove ecosystems but understanding and linking specific pollution sources to …

The movement of trophic resources between and among ecosystems, referred to as cross‐
ecosystem subsidies, is a common phenomenon. In the marine environment, both adjacent …

Males and females often differ in use of antipredator behaviors, particularly when
antipredator behavior comes at the cost of missed mating opportunities or territory defense …

The mangrove tree-climbing crab Aratus pisonii (Sesarmidae) is one of the most abundant
and iconic arboreal brachyurans in the Neotropics. Despite being traditionally regarded as …

Variability in space use among conspecifics can emerge from foraging strategies that track
available resources, especially in riverscapes that promote high synchrony between prey …

Where organisms encounter novel conditions during range expansion, behavioral changes
suited to the new habitat can enhance survival. Behavioral changes that mitigate predation …

To examine the variation of multiple predator effects and functional response caused by
interaction of conspecific predators under different prey density, we established swimming …

To investigate the effect of starvation (0–12 days) on multiple predator effects and the
mechanisms driving these effects, we established swimming crab (Portunus trituberculatus) …

Understanding the effect of habitat edges on species interactions (eg predation) is critical for
determining landscape-scale patterns in productivity and the structuring of communities in …