Large carnivores often structure mesocarnivore communities through strong negative suppressive effects such as killing, predation, and resulting fear. However, it is increasingly apparent that ecological context can strongly ...

Invasive predators face novel eco-evolutionary pressures yet processes governing shifts in prey consumption and associated trophic benefits that promote invasion success remain poorly understood. Ecological release from ...

Global climate change has shifted seasonality, influencing species across multiple scales, from individual traits to community dynamics. I examined these effects on a winter-adapted mammal snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus) ...