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      • Deciphering the evolutionary ecology of snake venoms and its impact on snakebite therapy in India 

        Senji Laxme, R R
        Venom, being an adaptive trait, has propelled the expansion of snake lineages across diverse habitats, such as the biogeographically distinct Indian landscapes. Natural selection optimises the potency, composition and ...
      • Determinants Of Behavioural And Reproductive Dominance In The Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia Marginata 

        Bang, Alok (2016-09-15)
        In societies where all individuals are reproductively totipotent and yet, at a given time only one of them reproduces, it is interesting to examine the factor(s) that may influence and predict who will be the reproductive. ...
      • Dispersal Patterns and Processes in Littorinid Snails along the Indian Coastline 

        Bharti, D K
        Dispersal has important ecological and evolutionary consequences for a species. Marine dispersal is unique because of facilitation by ocean currents, where oceanography interacts with species traits and environmental ...
      • Distribution, activity budget and feeding ecology of Himalayan gray langur (Semnopithecus ajax) in Kashmir Himalaya 

        Khaleel, Mehreen
        Colobines are group of primates known to inhabit harsh environments. These habitats pose different challenges which they have coped up physiologically and behaviourally. Primates in such environments are subjected to ...
      • The Distribution, Dynamics & Impacts Of Invasive Lantana Camara In A Seasonal Forest Of Mudumalai, Southern India 

        Ramaswami, Geetha (2016-04-25)
        Species that become naturalized in a new geographical range, subsequently multiply and spread, and persist to the detriment of resident communities, are known as alien invasive species. Two aspects of species invasion – ...
      • Diversity and distribution of mixed-species foraging groups in the Lakshadweep Islands, India 

        Theo, Anne Heloise
        Species interactions are known to shape biological communities. While antagonistic interactions like competition and predation are well known, cooperative interactions have received comparatively less attention. Mixed-species ...
      • Diversity from the Gut to Species: Phylogeny, Population genetics and Microbiome of the Antilope cervicapra 

        Jana, Ananya
        Evolutionary relationships between members of the Antilopina taxon have been much debated in recent years. The ‘true antelope’ clade is currently comprised of 4 genera viz., Gazella, Nanger, Eudorcas and the monotypic genus ...
      • Divided They Stay : Species Coexistence In A Community Of Mutualists And Exploiters 

        Ghara, Mahua (2012-12-14)
        The fig–fig wasp interaction is a classic example of obligate mutualism and coevolution. It is also a nursery pollination mutualism and supports a diversity of exploiter/parasite/non-pollinating fig wasp species. Mutualists ...
      • Dynamic colour change in Psammophilus dorsalis: role of natural and sexual selection 

        Amdekar, Madhura Sham
        Overall, the results from this study support the idea that animal signals arise from a balance between increased conspicuousness for social signalling and inconspicuousness to avoid predation risk. Animals that can change ...
      • Eco-Hydrology of a Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest : Tree Growth, Belowground Water Dynamics and Drought-Vulnerability 

        Tarak, Rutuja Chitra (2017-12-13)
        Tropical forests are storehouses of more thanhalf of the world‘s biodiversity and play a key role in global carbon, water and energy cycles. However, as a consequence of rapid anthropogenic climate change, biodiversity and ...
      • Ecogeographical Surveying For IN SITU Conservation Of Wild Relatives Of Cultivated Plants In Uttara Kannada District Of Karnataka State, India 

        Singh, Shri Niwas (2012-05-28)
      • Ecology of Fungus-Farming by Termites : Fungal Population Genetics and Defensive Mechanism of Termites against the Parasitic Fungus Pseudoxylaria 

        Katariya, Lakshya (2018-05-25)
        All living organisms require food for growth and survival. Heterotrophs depend on autotrophs such as green plants which can synthesize their own food unlike heterotrophic animals. Among heterotrophs, only humans and some ...
      • Ecology of predator-prey interactions in the context of mate searching 

        Torsekar, Viraj R
        Animals communicating in the context of mate searching benefit by increasing their likelihood of encountering mates. Mate searching begins the important process of individuals of opposite sexes forming pairs, which is ...
      • A Farewell to Arms : Dynamics of Interactions between the Unique Semi-myrmecophyte Humboldtia Brunonis (Fabaceae) and its Domatia-inhabitants in the Absence of Universal Protection Mutualism 

        Chanam, Joyshree (2017-12-10)
        Mutualistic interactions between species are balanced on a delicate scale of net benefits to both interacting partners. The dynamics of such interactions could change depending on the context in which these interactions ...
      • Finding the Way Back Home : A study of Spatial Orientation, Navigation and Homing Behaviour in the Social Wasp Ropalidia marginata 

        Mandal, Souvik (2018-05-23)
        For most of the animals, if not all, finding their way to a particular place is crucial for survival. To address this challenge of way-finding, different animals have evolved with different homing strategies. Social ...
      • Fire Ecology of a Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest in Southern India 

        Mondal, Nandita (2017-10-26)
        Fire ecology encompasses the study of the factors, biotic and abiotic, that influence the occurrence of fire in an area, as well as the effects fire has on the flora and fauna native and non-native to the region (Whelan ...
      • For Queen and Country : Reproductive and Non-Reproductive Division of Labour in the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia Cyathiformis 

        Unnikrishnan, Sruthi (2018-07-05)
        Division of labour is a hallmark of eusocial insects and is believed to be a major factor in their evolutionary success and ecological dominance. Division of labour can be of two kinds – reproductive division of labour ...
      • Foraging Decisions of the Lesser False Vampire Bat, Megaderma Spasma in a Heterogeneous Landscape 

        Prakash, Harish
        Predators make various foraging decisions at different spatial and temporal scales. Such decisions can be studied at two levels: patch decisions at the landscape level, and prey decisions at the foraging patch level. In ...
      • Game of Thrones : Direct Fitness through Nest Foundation in the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia Marginata 

        Brahma, Anindita (2018-07-09)
        Reproduction is the avenue for gaining direct fitness. But in certain species some individuals do not reproduce, instead gain indirect fitness by helping relatives to reproduce; the prime examples for this come from the ...
      • Ground-dwelling arthropods across human land use: Interpreting the spatial and temporal dimensions of beta diversity 

        Baidya, Pronoy
        This study investigates beta diversity and its partitions to quantify the influence of different processes that drive spatial and temporal variation in ground-dwelling arthropod assemblages. First, ant assemblages across ...

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