Most studies of plant–animal mutualistic networks have come from a temporally static
perspective. This approach has revealed general patterns in network structure, but limits our …

A framework for the description and analysis of multilayer networks is established in
statistical physics, and calls are increasing for their adoption by community ecologists …

Indirect interactions play an essential role in governing population, community and
coevolutionary dynamics across a diverse range of ecological communities. Such …

Arctic terrestrial herbivores influence tundra carbon and nutrient dynamics through their
consumption of resources, waste production, and habitat‐modifying behaviors. The strength …

The accurate quantification of eukaryotic species abundances from bulk samples remains a
key challenge for community ecology and environmental biomonitoring. We resolve this …

Abstract The European honeybee Apis mellifera is a highly successful, abundant species
and has been introduced into habitats across the globe. As a supergeneralist species, the …

Insects provide key pollination services in most terrestrial biomes, but this service depends
on a multistep interaction between insect and plant. An insect needs to visit a flower, receive …

Ecological processes leave distinct structural imprints on the species interactions that shape
the topology of animal–plant mutualistic networks. Detecting how direct and indirect …

Highlights•The Arctic is ideally suited for studying arthropod responses to climate
change.•Arctic arthropods are responding rapidly and in diverse ways to climate …

Aim Understanding how climate conditions influence plant–pollinator interactions at the
global scale is crucial to understand how pollinator communities and ecosystem function …