The aquatic subterranean ecosystems represent research frontiers for ecology and
conservation biology. The aquatic subterranean fauna and associated microorganisms are …

Large‐scale patterns in species diversity and community composition are associated with
environmental gradients, but the implications of these patterns for food‐web structure are …

Accurate characterisation of ecological communities with respect to their biodiversity and
food-web structure is essential for conservation. However, combined empirical study of …

Higher temperatures as a consequence of global climate change may considerably alter
trophic interactions. Ectothermic herbivores and carnivores generally ingest more food with …

Abstract Changes in the ecological stoichiometry of primary producers may have
considerable implications for energy and matter transfer in food webs. We hypothesized that …

Natural and anthropogenic disturbances commonly alter patterns of biodiversity and
ecosystem functioning. However, how networks of interacting species respond to these …

In a global context of invasive alien species (IAS), native predators are often eradicated by
functionally different IAS, which may induce complex cascading consequences on …

We examine temporal (seasonal) and spatial (habitat) effects on consumers' diet, trophic
position, trophic niche, and food-web topology in a subtropical oligotrophic wetland to …

Food web structure is the underlying framework of ecological communities and human
systems and it is closely related to ecosystem resilience. Our ability to predict food web …

Food web structure plays an important role in determining ecosystem stability against
perturbations. High-latitude marine ecosystems are being affected by environmental …