Interspecific interactions help to shape individual-and population-level dynamics. As such,
similar species breeding sympatrically are expected to have a high potential for competition …

Since habitats are generally spatially heterogeneous, and important component of niche
variation may be determined by the relationship between individual variation in feeding …

I quantified the movement patterns of eight morphologically and ecologically diverse
Caribbean Anolis lizard species in the field to address the following questions:(1) Do these …

Comparisons between the four genera that make up the Atelinae reveal two distinct
behavioral patterns, one in which energy expenditure is minimized (Alouatta) and one in …

We examined stomach contents from 219 American alligators (Alligator mississippiensis)
collected from 4 Florida lakes. Fish, mostly shad (Dorosoma spp.), bowfin (Amia calva), and …

Foraging decisions reflect a trade-off between the benefits of acquiring food and the costs of
movement. Changes in the biotic and abiotic environment associated with urbanization can …

Geographic variation in habitat availability may drive geographic variation in a species'
habitat use; alternatively, species adapted to particular habitat characteristics may use a …

Sympatric species that initially overlap in resource use are expected to partition the
environment in ways that will minimize interspecific competition. This shift in resource use …

During the breeding season, migratory waterfowl are attracted to wetlands characterized by
high macroinvertebrate availability. Many of these prairie potholes are fishless and this …

1. We develop a process-based bioenergetic model that incorporates population dynamics
to predict the abundance trends for Anolis lizards along elevation gradients in the Lesser …