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Because outbreaks are spatially localized and temporally limited across most ecosystems [ 9, 15], micro and meso scale ecological processes, driven by local climate, host and vector species, and host behavior, are important, but poorly studied, determinants of anthrax ecology.

In the rainforest of southern Cameroon ecological divergence between two molecular forms of the malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae along urbanization gradients [ 18] is postulated to be the outcome of niche expansion by the M form, a process driven by disruptive selection and local adaptation to marginal habitats [ 17].

These results provide evidence that Macaronesian greenfinches experienced an unknown but significant differentiation process in the past with ecological interactions driven by competition with sympatric chaffinches.

To provide a current overview on the ecological role of belowground processes, largely driven by soil communities and to overcome lacuna/difficulties in carrying out research on the influence of soil communities on invaders, a special issue was conceived.

Meteorological and ecological shifts driven by climate change are creating a slow and often unpredictable bloom of novel public health challenges across the United States.

In addition, we also found correlations between morphological and ecological traits driven by water dependence.

These regions thus offer greater potential for ecological speciation driven by host plant adaptation, a speciation mechanism considered important in butterfly diversifications (e.g., [ 72]).

Although the debate is far from over, consensus emerges that ecological speciation driven by evolutionary branching is less likely than the original Dieckmann Doebeli model seems to suggest.

In this latter case, an entirely different suite of ecological processes will drive impacts and recovery, potentially leading to dramatically altered benthic communities.

Ecological and Evolutionary Processes Drive the Origin and Maintenance of Imperfect mimicry, PLoS ONE 8(4): e61610 | doi 10.1371/journal.pone.0061610 (OA)...................... GrrlScientist is very active on twitter @GrrlScientist.

Cultural cleansing and ecological cleansing are driven by the same impulses, in some cases to serve the same ends.