Recent years have witnessed an explosion of extensive geolocated datasets related to
human movement, enabling scientists to quantitatively study individual and collective …

Human-induced rapid environmental change (HIREC; eg, climate change or exotic species)
has caused global species declines. Although behavioral plasticity has buffered some …

A critical requirement for research using model organisms is a well-defined and consistent
diet. There is currently no complete chemically defined (holidic) diet available for Drosophila …

Large carnivores play critical roles in terrestrial ecosystems but have suffered dramatic
range contractions over the past two centuries. Develo** an accurate understanding of …

A renaissance in organismal biology has been sparked by recent conceptual, theoretical,
methodological, and computational advances in the life sciences, along with an …

Parental care is assumed to be costly in that it requires sustained, high-intensity activity
sufficient to cause costs of reproduction (decreased survival and future fecundity of parents) …

Many animals respond well behaviorally to stimuli associated with human-induced rapid
environmental change (HIREC), such as novel predators or food sources. Yet others make …

Bees often focus their foraging effort on a few or even a single flower species, even if other
equally rewarding flower species are present. Although this phenomenon—called flower …

Humans and other animals have a variety of psychological abilities tailored to the demands
of asocial foraging, that is, foraging without coordination or competition with other …

We have developed a habitat selection model based on central place foraging theory. An
individual's decision to include a patch in its habitat depends on the marginal fitness …