Seasonal tropical environments are among those regions that are the most affected by shifts
in temperature and rainfall regimes under climate change, with potentially severe …

During foraging, animals have to balance the risk of predation with the energy gain. The
amount of risk animals take for a given resource depends on their energy budget but is …

The gray mouse lemur (Microcebus murinus), one of the world's smallest primates, is
thought to share a similar ecological niche and many anatomical traits with early euprimates …

Linking the cognitive performance of wild animals with fitness consequences is crucial for
understanding evolutionary processes that shape individual variation in cognition. However …

Despite increasing interest, animal personality is still a puzzling phenomenon. Several
theoretical models have been proposed to explain intraindividual consistency and …

Cognitive performance varies widely across animal species, but the processes underlying
cognitive evolution remain poorly known. For cognitive abilities to evolve, performance must …

Classic theories of ageing consider extrinsic mortality (EM) a major factor in shaping
longevity and ageing, yet most studies of functional ageing focus on species with low EM …

Trap-awareness and related phenomena whereby successive capture events are not
independent is a feature of the majority of capture-recapture studies. This phenomenon was …

Many animal taxa exhibit sex‐specific variation in ecological traits, such as foraging and
distribution. These differences could result in sex‐specific responses to change, but such …

Delimitation of cryptic species is increasingly based on genetic analyses but the integration
of distributional, morphological, behavioral, and ecological data offers unique …