Concerns about the rapid and severe declines of many bumble bee (Bombus spp.) species
in Europe, and more recently North America, have spurred research into the extent and …

Resurveys of historical collecting localities have revealed range shifts, primarily leading
edge expansions, which have been attributed to global warming. However, there have been …

Predicting habitat suitability under climate change is vital to conserving biodiversity.
However, current species distribution models rely on coarse scale climate data, whereas …

Diet selection in mammalian herbivores is thought to be primarily governed by intrinsic
properties of food, such as nutrient and plant secondary compound (PSC) contents, and less …

Forecasting the response of species and communities to environmental change is a priority
for multiple disciplines in the natural sciences. In looking toward the future, much can be …

The rush to assess species' responses to anthropogenic climate change (CC) has
underestimated the importance of interannual population variability (PV). Researchers …

Null model analysis of species co‐occurrence patterns has long been used to gain insight
into community assembly but is often limited to identifying non‐random patterns without …

Mammalian habitat specialists are suffering notable population declines and localized
extinctions in response to climate change. Plastic behavioral responses, especially in …

When large carnivores are extirpated from ecosystems that evolved with apex predators,
these systems can change at the herbivore and plant trophic levels. Such changes across …

We conducted detailed resurveys of a montane mammal, Urocitellus beldingi, to examine
the effects of climate change on persistence along the trailing edge of its range. Of 74 …