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961.
Behavioral ecologists are often faced with a situation where they need to compare the central tendencies of two samples. The
standard tools of the t test and Mann–Whitney U test (equivalent to the Wilcoxon rank-sum test) are unreliable when the variances of the groups are different. The problem
is particularly severe when sample sizes are different between groups. The unequal-variance t test (Welch test) may not be suitable for nonnormal data. Here, we propose the use of Brunner and Munzel’s generalized Wilcoxon
test followed by randomization to allow for small sample sizes. This tests whether the probability of an individual from one
population being bigger than an individual from the other deviates from random expectation. This probability may sometimes
be a more clear and informative measure of difference between the groups than a difference in more commonly used measures
of central tendency (such as the mean). We provide a recipe for carrying out a statistical test of the null hypothesis that
this probability is 50% and demonstrate the effectiveness of this technique for sample sizes typical in behavioral ecology.
Although the test is not available in any commercial software package, it is relatively straightforward to implement for anyone
with some programming ability. Furthermore, implementations in R and SAS are freely available on the internet. 相似文献
962.
Sergio Castellano Valentina Marconi Valeria Zanollo Giulia Berto 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2009,63(8):1109-1118
As in many lekking anurans, Italian treefrog males use two mating tactics: they can attract females by calling vigorously
or be satellites, that is, they can remain silent in proximity of a calling male and try to intercept females attracted by
their neighbour. We investigated the factors that affected the expression of this mating tactic. Consistent with the conditional
mating tactic hypothesis, satellites were smaller than average and smaller than their parasitised calling males. They spent
a larger-than-average number of nights at the breeding site, where most of them were also observed calling. Moreover, satellites
showed lower call rates and lower mating success than those of males they parasitise but not lower than those of males they
did not parasitise. Overall, these results, together with those derived from the analyses of the seasonal and spatial distribution
of males, provide evidence for a non-random association between satellites and calling males and are consistent with the hypothesis
that satellites have spectral and temporal acoustic preferences that parallel those of females. By adopting the less-successful
satellite mating tactic, competitively inferior males can nevertheless maximise their potential reproductive fitness by sexually
parasitising the most attractive chorusing males. 相似文献
963.
Oliver Behr Mirjam Knörnschild Otto von Helversen 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2009,63(3):433-442
In many animal species, individuals compete for resources but avoid escalated conflicts by threat displays, i.e. a mutual
signalling behaviour that enables the opponents to predict the outcome of the conflict without the necessity of actual fighting.
For example, territory holders may use acoustic signals to communicate not only their own identity and the borders of their
territory but also their competitive quality, fighting ability and motivation. Here, we show that male sac-winged bats, Saccopteryx bilineata, adjust their vocal territorial displays according to the fundamental frequency of territorial songs of their opponents.
In playback experiments with territorial males, low-frequency stimuli elicited a higher territorial song rate and length than
high-frequency stimuli. Male S. bilineata that sing more often and with lower fundamental frequencies have been shown to sire more offspring than their competitors.
Fundamental frequency of territorial songs, hence, may reveal male quality and, consequently, the resulting threat posed to
competing males. We argue that this is reflected in the increased response of competitors to low-frequency territorial songs
shown here. Such competitive signalling behaviour has been shown in a few mammal species like red deer and baboons but, thus
far, not in bats.
Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users. 相似文献
964.
A common explanation for hunting in groups is that doing so yields a greater per capita caloric benefit than hunting solitarily.
This is logical for social carnivores, which rely exclusively on meat for energy, but arguably not for omnivores, which obtain
calories from either plant or animal matter. The common chimpanzee, Pan troglodytes, is one of the few true omnivores that regularly hunts in groups. Studies to date have yielded conflicting data regarding
the payoffs of group hunting in chimpanzees. Here, we interpret chimpanzee hunting patterns using a new approach. In contrast
to the classical assumption that hunting with others maximizes per capita caloric intake, we propose that group hunting is
favored because it maximizes an individual’s likelihood of obtaining important micronutrients that may be found in small quantities
of meat. We describe a mathematical model demonstrating that group hunting may evolve when individuals can obtain micronutrients
more frequently by hunting in groups than by hunting solitarily, provided that group size is below a certain threshold. Twenty
five years of data from Gombe National Park, Tanzania are consistent with this prediction. We propose that our ‘meat-scrap’
hypothesis is a unifying approach that may explain group hunting by chimpanzees and other social omnivores. 相似文献
965.
Polymorphism frequently correlates with specialized labor in social insects, but extreme morphologies may compromise behavioral
flexibility and thus limit caste evolution. The ant genus Pheidole has dimorphic worker subcastes in which major workers appear limited due to their morphology to performing defensive or trophic
functions, thus providing an ideal model to investigate specialization and plasticity. We examined worker morphology, brood-care
flexibility, and subcaste ratio in 17 species of tropical twig-nesting Pheidole by quantifying nursing by major workers in natural colonies and in subcolonies lacking minors, in which we also measured
brood survival and growth. Across species, majors performed significantly less brood care than minors in intact colonies,
but increased rates of brood care 20-fold in subcolonies lacking minors. Brood nursed by majors had lower survival than brood
tended by minors, although rates of brood growth did not vary between subcastes. Significant interspecific variation in rates
of brood care by major workers did not lead to significant differences in brood growth or survival. Additionally, we did not
find a significant association between the degree of major worker morphometric specialization and rates of nursing, growth,
or survival of brood among species. Therefore, major workers showed reduced efficacy of brood care, but the degree of morphological
specialization among species did not directly compromise task plasticity. The compact nests and all-or-nothing consequences
of predation or disturbance on colony fitness may have influenced the evolution of major worker brood-care competency in twig-nesting
Pheidole.
Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.
Dedicated to Professor Edward O. Wilson on the occasion of his 80th birthday. 相似文献
966.
Marion Valeix Hervé Fritz Andrew J. Loveridge Zeke Davidson Jane E. Hunt Felix Murindagomo David W. Macdonald 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2009,63(10):1483-1494
A central question in the study of predator–prey relationships is to what extent prey behaviour is determined by avoidance
of predators. Here, we test whether the long-term risk of encountering lions and the presence of lions in the vicinity influence
the behaviour of large African herbivores at waterholes through avoidance of high-risk areas, increases in group size, changes
in temporal niche or changes in the time spent in waterhole areas. In Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, we monitored waterholes
to study the behaviour of nine herbivore species under different risks of encountering lions. We radio-collared 26 lions in
the study area which provided the opportunity to monitor whether lions were present during observation sessions and to map
longer-term seasonal landscapes of risk of encountering lions. Our results show that the preferred prey species for lions
(buffalo, kudu and giraffe) avoided risky waterholes. Group size increased as encounter risk increased for only two species
(wildebeest and zebra), but this effect was not strong. Interestingly, buffalo avoided the hours of the day which are dangerous
when the long-term and short-term risks of encountering lions were high, and all species showed avoidance of waterhole use
at night times when lions were in the vicinity. This illustrates well how prey can make temporal adjustments to avoid dangerous
periods coinciding with predator hunting. Additionally, many herbivores spent more time accessing water to drink when the
long- and short-term risks of encountering lions were high, and they showed longer potential drinking time when the long-term
risk of encountering lions was high, suggesting higher levels of vigilance. This study illustrates the diversity of behavioural
adjustments to the risk of encountering a predator and how prey respond differently to temporal variations in this risk. 相似文献
967.
In many species, the ability to evade predators is known to be periodically impaired by increased weight loads due to feeding
and reproduction. Not only may extra weight reduce escape speed, but feeding and mating can also make the prey more noticeable
to visually hunting predators. A number of butterfly species mate for hours, and if a mating couple is disturbed, one of the
butterflies is responsible for flying, whereas its partner remains still. This study investigated the ability of male Pieris napi butterflies to fly while mating, with the prediction that mate carrying impairs flight ability compared to single flying
males and that males with relatively high flight muscle ratios (FMR; male thorax mass/male + female body mass) will have better
flight performance in copula. Our results clearly show that whereas single males always take off at steep angles and fly upwards,
couples invariably have a negative take-off angle and rarely gain height. Moreover, landing height of the couples is positively
associated with higher FMR. Hence, male flight ability when in copula is positively associated with a high relative thorax
mass. Butterfly pairs may thus be at greater risk of predation as a consequence of their impaired flight ability, especially
couples with critically low FMRs (<16%). 相似文献
968.
Elva J. H. Robinson Thomas O. Richardson Ana B. Sendova-Franks Ofer Feinerman Nigel R. Franks 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2009,63(5):779-636
Ant colonies are factories within fortresses (Oster and Wilson 1978). They run on resources foraged from an outside world fraught with danger. On what basis do individual ants decide to leave the safety of the nest? We investigated the relative roles of social information (returning nestmates), individual experience and physiology (lipid stores/corpulence) in predicting which ants leave the nest and when. We monitored Temnothorax albipennis workers individually using passive radio-frequency identification technology, a novel procedure as applied to ants. This method allowed the matching of individual corpulence measurements to activity patterns of large numbers of individuals over several days. Social information and physiology are both good predictors of when an ant leaves the nest. Positive feedback from social information causes bouts of activity at the colony level. When certain social information is removed from the system by preventing ants returning, physiology best predicts which ants leave the nest and when. Individual experience is strongly related to physiology. A small number of lean individuals are responsible for most external trips. An individual’s nutrient status could be a useful cue in division of labour, especially when public information from other ants is unavailable. 相似文献
969.
Although many avian eggs appear to be cryptically colored, many species also lay vibrant blue green eggs. This seemingly conspicuous
coloration has puzzled biologists since Wallace, as natural selection should favor reduced egg visibility to minimize predation
pressure. The sexual signaling hypothesis posits that blue green egg coloration serves as a signal of female quality and that
males exert post-mating sexual selection on this trait by investing more in the nests of females laying more intensely blue
green eggs. This hypothesis has received mixed support to date, and most previous studies have been conducted in cavity-nesting
species where male evaluation of his partner’s egg coloration, relative to that of other females, may be somewhat limited.
In this study, we test the sexual signaling hypothesis in colonially nesting ring-billed gulls (Larus delawarensis) where males have ample opportunity to assess their mate’s egg coloration relative to that of other females. We used correlational
data and an experimental manipulation to test four assumptions and predictions of the sexual signaling hypothesis: (1) blue
green pigmentation should be limiting to females; (2) extent of blue green egg coloration should relate to female quality;
(3) extent of blue green egg coloration should relate to offspring quality; and (4) males should provide more care to clutches
with higher blue green chroma. Our data provide little support for these predictions of the sexual signaling hypothesis in
ring-billed gulls. In light of this and other empirical data, we encourage future studies to consider additional hypotheses
for the evolution of blue green egg coloration. 相似文献
970.
Gine Roll Skjærvø Bård G. Stokke Eivin Røskaft 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2009,63(8):1133-1140
The aim of this study was to test the hypothesis that parent–offspring conflict over parental investment might have led to
the rarity of dizygotic twins in humans. We explored the theoretical prediction that twins maximize their inclusive fitness
by the death of a co-twin, while mothers of twins maximize fitness by raising both twins to independence. We used life history
data (1700–1900) from two parishes in Central Norway to compare differences in inclusive fitness (measured as number of children
reared to the age of 16 years, using Hamilton's rule) between twins and mothers of twins. Our results show that twins maximize
their inclusive fitness by the death of a co-twin, while mothers of twins raise more children by rearing both twins to adulthood.
However, because twins growing up as singletons may produce higher or at least equal number of offspring than the sum of the
two twins growing up together, mothers might gain more grandchildren by allowing twins to grow up as singletons. To conclude,
both selfish twins and their mothers might benefit by the death of a co-twin, indicating that there is no parent–offspring
conflict responsible for the rareness of twins in these human populations. Finally, we discuss the results in the light of
“The Insurance Egg Hypothesis” and “The Natural Selection Hypothesis”. 相似文献