Invasion genetics: Lessons from a ubiquitous bird, the house sparrow Passer domesticus ... Andrea L. LIEBL, Aaron W. SCHREY, Samuel C. ANDREW, Elizabeth L. ... HALPIN, Dale STEVENS II, Annika VANNAN, Jesse LAM, Katie BRATSCH.
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Cover: The common blackbird Turdusmerula is one of the most highly urbanized bird species. To colonize urban environments, the common blackbird shifts its nesting sites from natural places to many kinds of anthropogenic structures such as flowerpots, wall ledges, air condition mounts, window canopies, balcony frames, and eaves (Page 435). Image credit: Bin QIAN.
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Stable isotope evidence for trophic niche partitioning in a South African savanna rodent community ············· ··················································································· Jacqueline CODRON, Kevin J DUFFY, Nico L AVENANT, Matt SPONHEIMER, Jennifer LEICHLITER, Oliver PAINE, Paul SANDBERG, Daryl CODRON Spring and autumn migration of the red-breasted flycatcher through the Kizilirmak delta, Turkey ················ ··························································· Kiraz ERCIYAS-YAVUZ, Piotr ZDUNIAK, Y. Sancar BARIŞ Environmental factors determining growth of salamander larvae: A field study ······································ ······························ Laura LIMONGI, Gentile Francesco FICETOLA, Giuseppe ROMEO, Raoul MANENTI Regional and age-dependent differences in the effect of wind on the migratory routes of Eleonora's falcon ······ ·········································Ugo MELLONE, Rubén LIMIÑANA, Pascual LÓPEZ-LÓPEZ, Vicente URIOS Common blackbirds Turdusmerula use anthropogenic structures as nesting sites in an urbanized landscape ····· ·············································· Yanping WANG, Qin HUANG, Sisi LAN, Qin ZHANG, Shuihua CHEN An elevational trend of body size variation in a cold-climate agamid lizard Phrynocephalus theobaldi ············ ······························································································· Yuanting JIN, Pinghu LIAO Special Column Genetics and Invasion Guest Editor: Lee Ann Rollins, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment, Deakin University, Australia Editorial Progress and challenges in genetics and invasion ········································ Lee Ann ROLLINS A matter of time: Temporal variation in the introduction history and population genetic structuring of an invasive lizard ········································································································· Hannah MOULE, Kirilee CHAPLIN, Rebecca D. BRAY, Kimberly A. MILLER, Michael B. THOMPSON, David G. ChAPPLE Invasion genetics: Lessons from a ubiquitous bird, the house sparrow Passer domesticus ·························· ····· Andrea L. LIEBL, Aaron W. SCHREY, Samuel C. ANDREW, Elizabeth L. SHELDON, Simon C. GRIFFITH Tracking invasion and invasiveness in Queensland fruit flies: From classical genetics to ‘omics’ ················· ············································································William B. SHERWIN, Marianne FROMMER, John A. SVED, Kathryn A. RAPHAEL , John G. OAKESHOTT, Deborah C.A. SHEARMAN, A. Stuart GILCHRIST Applications of next-generation sequencing to the study of biological invasions ····································· ············································ Marc RIUS, Steve BOURNE, Harry Guy HORNSBY, Mark A. CHAPMAN Is there evidence of selection in the dopamine receptor D4 gene in Australian invasive starling populations? ··· Lee Ann ROLLINS, Michael R. WHITEHEAD, Andrew P. WOOLNOUGH, Ron SINCLAIR, William B. SHERWIN Special Column Individual Variation, Social Environment and Dispersal Ecology Guest Editors: Tina W. WEY, Karen E. MABRY, Biology Department, New Mexico State University, USA Editorial Integrating the effects of individual variation and dynamic environments in dispersal ecology ········ ························································································· Tina W. WEY, Karen E. MABRY Individual variation in ballooning dispersal by black widow spiderlings: The effects of family and social rearing ·· J. Chadwick JOHNSON, Rebecca HALPIN, Dale STEVENS II, Annika VANNAN, Jesse LAM, Katie BRATSCH Behavioral dependent dispersal in the invasive round goby Neogobius melanostomus depends on population age ························································ Magnus THORLACIUS, Gustav HELLSTRÖM, Tomas BRODIN Natal dispersal in a social landscape: Considering individual behavioral phenotypes and social environment in dispersal ecology ··················· Tina W. WEY, Orr SPIEGEL, Pierre-Olivier MONTIGLIO, Karen E. MABRY The impact of personality on the success of prospecting behavior in changing landscapes ·························· ············································· John Curtis B URKHALTER, Nina H. FEFFERMAN, Julie L. LOCKWOOD
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