The influence of after flow on transient pressure responsehas long been recognized in well
test analysis. The type-curve approach based on the simplified model of aconstant wellbore …

Most natural populations are affected by seasonal changes in temperature, rainfall, or resource
availability. Seasonally fluctuating selection could potentially make a large contribution …

Invasion ecology has much advanced since its early beginnings. Nevertheless, explanation,
prediction, and management of biological invasions remain difficult. We argue that progress …

Apparent competition is an important process influencing many ecological communities. We
used predator-prey theory to predict outcomes of ecosystem experiments aimed at …

Pressure data from gas wells are normally analyzed by use of pseudopressure, which is a
transformation of measured pressure. When tests are associated with large pressure changes …

Climate change poses a threat to species with temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD).
A recent study on green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) at the northern Great Barrier Reef …

… Wittmann… Frans Thon and Meike Wittmann wrote the first draft of the manuscript, with
input from Caroline Müller. All authors contributed substantially to rewrites and revisions. …

Natural selection not only affects the actual loci under selection but also leaves “footprints”
in patterns of genetic variation in linked genetic regions. This offers exciting opportunities for …

Propagule pressure quantifies the inflow of individuals to a location and appears to be a key
driver of invasion success. It is often defined as the average number of individuals …

The outcomes of interspecific and intraspecific ecological interactions can be considered to
fall along continua from cooperative (mutually beneficial) to antagonistic (detrimental to one …