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| 1 | Clavicipitaceous fungi associated with ergoline alkaloid - containing Convolvulaceae 显示文摘 | Ahimsa -Muller MA Markert A Hellwig S | 2007 | J Natnral Products2007，70，12： | 1 |
| 2 | Food overlap between Mongolian gazelles and livestock in Omnogobi, southern Mongolia显示文摘 | Ahimsa CAMPOS-ARCEIZ Seiki TAKATSUKI Badamjav LHAGVASUREN | 2004 | Ecological Research2004，，4： | 1 |
| 3 | On tapir ecology, evolution and conservation: what we know and future perspectives-part Ⅰ显示文摘This Integrative Zoology special issue on tapirs is an outgrowth of the enthusiasm and diverse interests of the IUCN/SSC Tapir Specialist Group(TSG)that met in Mexico in 2008.The goal of the TSG was to present the current state of tapir research and conservation,and in-spire the next generation of scientists to appreciate all aspects of the biology of this important and endangered mammal.The recent TSG meeting in Malaysia in 2011,and the synergy with new members of the Specialist Group,breathed new life into the project.There is no doubt that using Integrative Zoology as our scientific platform was appropriate for the diverse group of inves-tigators and topics,and representative of the integrat-ed approach that the TSG has fostered for understanding tapir biology and promoting their conservation. | Anders GONÇALVES DA SILVA Ahimsa CAMPOS-ARCEIZ Michael S.ZAVADA | 2012 | Integrative Zoology2012，7，4： | 0 |
| 4 | An Integrative Look at Frugivory and Seed Dispersal Studies显示文摘The declaration of 2010 as the International Year of Biodiversity by the United Nations’General Assembly was a recognition of the reality and gravity of the current biodiversity crisis,an episode in earth’s history that many now consider the 6th Mass Extinction(Wake&Vredenburg 2008).Human-driven loss of biodiversity refers not only to the loss of species,populations,and genetic diversity,but also to the loss of ecological interactions that are central to ecosystem function(Tylianakis et al.2008). | Ahimsa CAMPOS-ARCEIZ Michael A.STEELE Tomás A.CARLO Wenhua XIONG | 2011 | Integrative Zoology2011，6，2： | 0 |
| 5 | Frugivory and seed dispersal:integrating patterns, mechanisms and consequences of a key animal-plant interaction显示文摘The study of frugivory and seed dispersal is both excit-ing and challenging because it integrates research from multiple biological disciplines,including zoology,botany,physiology,behavioral ecology,evolution,conservation,and population and community ecology.At the center of these investigations is one of the most important mutual-istic relationships hypothesized to organize and maintain diversity in terrestrial ecosystems:the movement of plant seeds by fruit and seed-eating animals(Bascompte&Jordano 2007).Although recent studies on the seed dis-persal process have advanced the breadth and depth of our understanding of this keystone interaction,many ques-tions are still unanswered.A clear synthesis and theoreti-cal framework for integrating what we do know also re-mains elusive.Moreover,the imperative to better under-stand the movement of organisms in the face of human-induced global changes has sparked an additional need for seed dispersal studies(Wang&Smith 2002;Bullock&Nathan 2008;Nathan et al.2008). | Tomás A.CARLO Ahimsa CAMPOS-ARCEIZ Michael A.STEELE Wenhua XIONG | 2011 | Integrative Zoology2011，6，3： | 0 |
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