Seasonality is an important feature of essentially all natural systems but the consequences
of seasonality have been vastly underappreciated. Early work emphasized the role of …

Predator–prey cycles rank among the most fundamental concepts in ecology, are predicted
by the simplest ecological models and enable, theoretically, the indefinite persistence of …

Despite the wide application of dynamic models in infectious disease epidemiology, the
particular modeling of variability in the different model components is often subjective rather …

The interaction between prey and predator is well-known within natural ecosystems. Due to
their multifariousness and strong link population dynamics, predators contain distinct …

Understanding ecosystem drivers of fish stock performance is essential to improving
conservation and management. We used a hypothesis-driven approach to identify potential …

Time-series models have vast advantages in the study of dynamic systems, especially if the
aims are to determine structure and stability of population or finding regime shifts in dynamic …

We examine possible temporal variation in a measure of developmental stability, providing
insight into the degree of fluctuating asymmetry of several characters of skull morphology, of …

1. The number of natural enemies that should be introduced to control a pest is a
controversial subject in biocontrol. A previous semi‐mechanistic model parameterised using …

Baculoviruses can persist in insect host organisms after infection and may be vertically
transmitted to the next generation, in which they may be reactivated. The goal of the present …

A key question in ecology is what allows species to persist over time—particularly when
there are pairs of species in which one is an exploiter and the other its victim. A long …