Loss or alteration of natural wetland habitats is a near ubiquitous global phenomenon. In the
US, legislation mandates that all lost wetland habitats be replaced; manmade wetland …

Many organisms faced with seasonally fluctuating abiotic and biotic conditions respond by
altering their phenotype to account for the demands of environmental changes. Here we …

Whether or not sexually selected traits consistently exhibit positive allometry (ie are
disproportionately large in larger individuals) is an ongoing debate. Multiple models and …

Animals capable of moving in different environments might face conflicting selection on
morphology, thus posing trade-offs on the relationships between morphology and locomotor …

Whether or not sexually selected traits consistently exhibit positive allometry, ie, are
disproportionately large in larger individuals, is an ongoing debate. Multiple models and …

Sexual selection exerts a strong influence on the evolution of phenotypes across taxa. In
animals, sexual selection is largely driven by competitive social interactions among …

Environments can be dynamic due to fluctuations in localized biotic and abiotic factors.
Some environmental changes occur rapidly, which result in organisms having traits that are …