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Chemical communication in aquatic systems. Oikos seminarBRÖNMARK, Christer; HANSSON, Lars-Anders.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 100-220, issn 0030-1299Conference Proceedings
Community structure, abundance, and morphologySTEVENS, R. D; WILLIG, M. R.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 48-56, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Trade-offs in evolutionary immunology: just what is the cost of immunity?LOCHMILLER, R. L; DEERENBERG, C.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 87-98, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Flight and thermoregulation in moths were shaped by predation from batsRYDELL, J; LANCASTER, W. C.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 13-18, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
The influence of patch demographics on metapopulations, with particular reference to successional landscapesJOHNSON, M. P.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 67-74, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Avoidance behaviour of bats and moths: when is it predator defence ?SPEAKMAN, J. R; RYDELL, J.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 221-223, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Effects of ants on the reproductive success of Euphorbia cyparissias and associated pathogenic rust fungiSCHÜRCH, S; PFUNDER, M; ROY, B. A et al.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 6-12, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Cannibals and parasites: conflicting regulators of bimodality in high latitude Arctic char, Salvelinus alpinusHAMMAR, J.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 33-47, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
How important are species richness, species evenness and interspecific differences to productivity? A mathematical modelNIJS, I; ROY, J.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 57-66, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Activity patterns of insectivorous bats and birds in northern Scandinavia (69° N), during continuous midsummer daylightSPEAKMAN, J. R; RYDELL, J; WEBB, P. I et al.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 75-86, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper
Water- and nutrient-use efficiency of a deciduous species, Vaccinium myrtillus, and an evergreen species, V. vitis-idaea, in a subalpine dwarf shrub heath in the southern Alps, ItalyGERDOL, R; IACUMIN, P; MARCHESINI, R et al.Oikos. 2000, Vol 88, Num 1, pp 19-32, issn 0030-1299Conference Paper