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    The Role of Nursery Size and Plant Phenology on the Reproduction of and Relationships within a Fig-fig Wasp Nursery Pollination System 

    Krishnan, Anusha (2018-05-09)
    Obligate nursery pollination mutualisms such as the fig–fig wasp system, with their central plant–pollinator mutualism associated with non-pollinating satellite wasp species, can function as closed system microcosms ...

    Soil microorganisms and biogeochemical cycles in a grazing ecosystem: interactions between producers, consumers, and decomposers 

    Roy, Shamik
    Microorganisms are the unseen majority that determines ecosystem processes, they perform biogeochemical functions that translate into essential services, and regulate global climate. In grazing ecosystems, which represent ...

    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 ...

    Insights into an Evolutionary Radiation : Causes And Consequences of Diversification in the Western Ghats Bush Frogs 

    Vijayakumar, S P (2017-10-26)
    One of the biggest attractions of the tropics is its stunning diversity; the origin and determinants of this diversity are amongst the most important questions in evolution and biogeography. There are two ways of looking ...

    Resource allocation patterns and strategies in the mutualism between figs and fig wasps 

    Kulkarni, Manasa
    Mutualism involves exchange of services and rewards between the partners, resulting in a net benefit to all those involved. In many mutualisms, hosts are larger partners that interact with several individuals of smaller ...

    Trade-offs And Social Behaviour In The Cellular Slime Moulds 

    Sathe, Santosh (2014-08-01)
    By combining laboratory experiments with field work, I have looked at the following aspects of cellular slime mould (CSM) biology: (a) the genetic structure of social groups (fruiting bodies) in the wild and its relation ...

    Modelling Spatial Patterns of Landsacape Dynamics 

    Aithal, Bharath H (2017-11-23)
    Landscape is a heterogeneous collection of visibly distinct features of various elements of land and its various forms on the earth surface. Its pattern is subjected to disturbances and undergo rapid alterations in its ...

    Causes and Consequences of Hetrospecific Foraging Associations in Terrestrial Bird Communities 

    Sridhar, Hari (2018-04-12)
    The question of group-living in animals has attracted a lot of research attention. Today, we have a nuanced understanding of ultimate explanations and proximate mechanisms for group-living, as well as the genetic basis for ...

    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 ...

    Species Ranges, Richness and Replacement of Trees in the Evergreen Forests of the Western Ghats 

    Page, Navendu (2018-05-14)
    It has been more than two centuries since the latitudinal pattern of increase in taxonomic richness from poles to equator was first documented. After two centuries of research, and with more than two dozen hypotheses ...
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