Ecology Letters (2011) 14: 74–86 Abstract As dispersal plays a key role in gene flow among
populations, its evolutionary dynamics under environmental changes is particularly …

Climate change alters phenological relations between interacting species. We might expect
the historical baseline, or starting-point, for such effects to be precise synchrony between the …

Dispersal ability of a species is a key ecological characteristic, affecting a range of
processes from adaptation, community dynamics and genetic structure, to distribution and …

Aim General geographical patterns of insect body size are still a matter of considerable
debate, mainly because the annual number of generations (voltinism) and its relationship …

Land-use intensification leads to species loss and shifts in community composition, but only
few studies examine how these dynamics affect ecological and life-history traits. We thus …

Due to its impact on local adaptation, population functioning or range shifts, dispersal is
considered a central process for population persistence and species evolution. However …

Ecology Letters (2010) 13: 1475–1484 Abstract Changes in phenology are correlated with
climate change. However, we still struggle to understand the traits making species …

Aim Many rare species are dispersal‐limited; their colonization capacity can be impacted by
land use and climate changes. Most ecological niche models predict the distribution of …

Mounting evidence shows that contrasting selection pressures generate variability in
dispersal patterns among individuals or populations of the same species, with potential …

Specialization on ephemeral resources (eg new leaves) should produce large annual
variation in herbivore population size when the timing of availability of those resources is …