Although biological invasions are a common and intensively studied phenomenon, most
studies often ignore the biotic interactions that invasive species play in the environment …

Main Animals not only forage for abundant and nearby resources, but their diets can also be
influenced by abiotic and geographic factors. This often results in non‐random interactions …

Despite the recent advances regarding the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of ant–
trophobiont mutualistic interactions, understanding their spatial variation remains a …

The honeybee (Apis mellifera) is one of the most important pollinator species because it can
gather resources from a vast variety of plant species, including both natives and introduced …

Some species are severely affected by global change, whereas others can survive or even
thrive under the same circumstances. Species with more flexible behaviours can better cope …

The study of diet and its relationship with available resources allows us to evaluate how
species that differ in their degree of ecological flexibility respond to natural and …

Ants are able to interact with fruits and seeds that are not adapted for ant seed dispersal. In
Brazil, several studies show interactions of ants with non-myrmecochorous diaspores; …