Fraxinus texensis

Predator-induced stress responses are thought to reduce an animal's risk of being eaten. Therefore, these stress responses should… Expand

In many parts of the world, climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of heat waves. How do heat waves impact short… Expand

Abstract Heterotrophic organisms must obtain essential elements in sufficient quantities from their food. Because plants… Expand

Both vertebrates and molluscs (e.g. oysters) become more susceptible to disease after exposure to a stressor. Indirect evidence… Expand

Reproduction and immunity are both costly functions, and therefore, there may be selection pressures for animals to trade-off one… Expand

Phylogenetic analyses of 62 isolates of 42 Agaricus and related secotioid species (A. inapertus, Gyrophragmium dunalii and… Expand

We examined geographical variation in a signal–receiver system within and between the two species of field crickets Gryllus… Expand

Females of the Texas trilling field cricket, Gryllus texensis, show mating preferences based on male courtship song. To test… Expand

Acoustic mating signals are often important as both interspecific prezygotic isolating mechanisms and as sexually selected traits… Expand

A well-supported molecular phylogeny for North American Gryllus species based on a combined data set of mitochondrial (mt) DNA is… Expand