Volume 18 (2017): Issue 2 (Aug 2017)

in Community Ecology
Print ISSN:
1585-8553
Online ISSN:
1588-2756
Spatial variation of mammal richness, functional and phylogenetic diversity in the Mexican transition zone
By: Y. Gómez-Ortiz, H. Domínguez-Vega, and C. E. Moreno
Pages: 121–127
Climate change impoverishes and homogenizes ants’ community structure: a long term study
By: L. Gallé
Pages: 128–136
Co-occurrence patterns of fish species in two aquatic habitats of the Arauca River floodplain, Venezuela
By: G. Echevarría and J. P. Rodríguez
Pages: 137–148
Relationship between litter produced by Calamagrostis epigejos and seedling recruitment of mesic meadow species in mountain conditions
By: D. Pruchniewicz and L. Żołnierz
Pages: 149–156
Succession of plant community composition and leaf functional traits in responding to karst rocky desertification in the Wushan County in Chongqing, China
By: D. Qi, X. Wieneke, X. Zhou, X. Jiang, and P. Xue
Pages: 157–168
Comparing and contrasting flooded and unflooded forests in western Amazonia: seed predation, seed pathogens, germination
By: R. W. Myster
Pages: 169–174
Response of tropical birds to habitat modifications in fragmented forest patches: A case from a tropical lowland rainforest in south-west Sri Lanka
By: P. Perera, S. Wijesinghe, N. Dayawansa, S. Marasinghe, and C. Wickramarachchi
Pages: 175–183
A test of naturalness indicator values to evaluate success in grassland restoration
By: P. Sengl, M. Magnes, L. Erdős, and C. Berg
Pages: 184–192
Regional processes drive bryophyte diversity and community composition in a small oceanic island
By: D. S. G. Henriques, P. A. V. Borges, and R. Gabriel
Pages: 193–202
Impacts of river regulation and other anthropogenic activities on floodplain vegetation: A case study from Sri Lanka
By: S. L. Rajakaruna, K. B. Ranawana, A. M. T. A. Gunarathne, and H. M. S. P. Madawala
Pages: 203–213
Assessing habitat-related disturbance in bird communities: Applying hemeroby and generalism as indicators
By: C. Battisti, G. Fanelli, D. Pavel, L. Redolfi De Zan, S. Rossi de Gasperis, and G. Caneva
Pages: 215–223
Book review
By: Ferenc Jordán
Pages: 225–226
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Volume 18 (2017): Issue 2 (Aug 2017)
Print ISSN:
1585-8553
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1588-2756

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Community Ecology
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ISSN 1585-8553 (Print)
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