Habitat fragmentation and destruction due to anthropogenic land use are the major causes of the increasing extinction risk of many species and have a detrimental impact on animal populations in numerous ways. The long-term survival and stability of spatially structured populations in fragmented landscapes largely depends on the colonisation of habitat patches and the exchange of individuals and genes between patches. The degree of inter-patch dispersal, in turn, depends on the dispersal ability of a species (i.e. the combination of physiological and morphological factors that facilitate dispersal) and the landscape structure (i.e. the nature of the landscape matrix or the spatial configuration of habitat patches). As fragmentation of landsc...
In dieser Doktorarbeit beschreibe ich zunächst die Variation in der Unterkieferform wildgefangener M...
Das Insektensterben ist in den letzten Jahren zu einem viel diskutierten Thema in der Wissenschaft u...
Chapter I – Introduction Global trade of beans of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao), of which choco...
This thesis elucidates patterns and drivers of invertebrate herbivory, herbivore diversity, and comm...
Summary Chapters I & II: General Introduction & General Methods Agriculture is confronted wit...
Chapter I The gradual turnover of dead organic material into mineral nutrients is a key ecological...
Alongside the destruction of habitat, the impact of invasive alien species (IAS) is considered as on...
Modern agriculture is the basis of human existence, a blessing, but also a curse. It provides nouris...
One of the pronounced global challenges facing ecologists is how to feed the current growing human p...
Myxomycetes or Myxogastria (supergroup Amoebozoa) are one of several Protistean groups dispersing vi...
Agriculture is mankind’s primary source of food production and plays the key role for cereal supply ...
Population genetics is the study of spatio-temporal genetic variants among individuals. Its purpose ...
I. Timing is a crucial feature in organisms that live within a variable and changing environment. Co...
All animal and plant species must disperse in order to survive. Although this fact may seem trivial,...
Summary (English) I. Human induced global change threatens biodiversity and trophic interactions....
In dieser Doktorarbeit beschreibe ich zunächst die Variation in der Unterkieferform wildgefangener M...
Das Insektensterben ist in den letzten Jahren zu einem viel diskutierten Thema in der Wissenschaft u...
Chapter I – Introduction Global trade of beans of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao), of which choco...
This thesis elucidates patterns and drivers of invertebrate herbivory, herbivore diversity, and comm...
Summary Chapters I & II: General Introduction & General Methods Agriculture is confronted wit...
Chapter I The gradual turnover of dead organic material into mineral nutrients is a key ecological...
Alongside the destruction of habitat, the impact of invasive alien species (IAS) is considered as on...
Modern agriculture is the basis of human existence, a blessing, but also a curse. It provides nouris...
One of the pronounced global challenges facing ecologists is how to feed the current growing human p...
Myxomycetes or Myxogastria (supergroup Amoebozoa) are one of several Protistean groups dispersing vi...
Agriculture is mankind’s primary source of food production and plays the key role for cereal supply ...
Population genetics is the study of spatio-temporal genetic variants among individuals. Its purpose ...
I. Timing is a crucial feature in organisms that live within a variable and changing environment. Co...
All animal and plant species must disperse in order to survive. Although this fact may seem trivial,...
Summary (English) I. Human induced global change threatens biodiversity and trophic interactions....
In dieser Doktorarbeit beschreibe ich zunächst die Variation in der Unterkieferform wildgefangener M...
Das Insektensterben ist in den letzten Jahren zu einem viel diskutierten Thema in der Wissenschaft u...
Chapter I – Introduction Global trade of beans of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao), of which choco...