Taxonomists have been tasked with cataloguing and quantifying the Earth's biodiversity.
Their progress is measured in code-compliant species descriptions that include text, images …

Great argus pheasants are known for their elaborate visual mating displays, but relatively
little is known about their general ecology. The use of passive acoustic monitoring—which …

Logging is the most widespread disturbance in tropical forests, altering ecological
communities and functions. However, many species can persist in logged forests …

The concept of functional trait-environment relationship posits that species in a local
community should possess similar traits that match the selective environment. The present …

Frugivorous animals contribute to forest regeneration, but the provision of this ecosystem
service is spatially filtered by the environmental factors limiting frugivore habitat use …

Habitat structure across multiple spatial and temporal scales has been proposed as a key
driver of body size distributions for associated communities. Thus, understanding the …

Logging is one of the most pervasive threats to biodiversity in tropical forests. In this study,
we concurrently examined the responses of the avian frugivore community and the …

Studies of functional diversity can help to understand processes that determine the presence
of species in different habitats. Measurement of functional diversity in silviculture areas is …

Relatively little is known about spatial turnover of marine benthic taxa in the diverse reef
environments of Indonesia and how this is structured by environmental conditions. In the …

Selective logging is the most widespread driver of land‐use change in biodiverse and
carbon‐rich tropical forests. However, the effects of selective logging on biodiversity are less …