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  • The consequences of mass mortality events for the structure and dynamics of biological communities.  128:1679-1690. 2019
  • Host traits associated with species roles in parasite sharing networks.  128:23-32. 2019
  • Costs and benefits of non-random seed release for long-distance dispersal in wind-dispersed plant species.  127:1330-1343. 2018
  • Intraspecific variability improves environmental matching, but does not increase ecological breadth along a wet-to-dry ecotone.  126:988-995. 2017
  • Fine with heat, problems with water: microclimate alters water loss in a thermally adapted insular lizard.  126:447-457. 2017
  • Wood-inhabiting fungi with tight associations with other species have declined as a response to forest management.  126. 2017
  • Consumer-plant interaction strength: Importance of body size, density and metabolic biomass.  124:1274-1281. 2015
  • Independent and combined effects of multiple predators across ontogeny of a dominant grazer.  123:1081-1090. 2014
  • Nutrient enrichment enhances hidden differences in phenotype to drive a cryptic plant invasion.  119:1776-1784. 2010
  • Ecosystem engineers maintain a rare species of butterfly and increase plant diversity.  119:883-890. 2010
  • Comparative chewing efficiency in mammalian herbivores.  118:1623-1632. 2009
  • The dynamics of bottom-up and top-down control in a New England salt marsh.  117:1050-1056. 2008
  • Assessing impacts of ecosystem engineers on community organization: A general approach illustrated by effects of a high-Andean cushion plant.  115:369-385. 2006
  • Non-neutral community dynamics: Empirical predictions for ecosystem function and diversity from linearized consumer-resource interactions.  114:71-83. 2006
  • On testing for a tradeoff between constitutive and induced resistance.  112:102-110. 2006
  • Strategies for ecological extrapolation.  106:627-636. 2004
  • Patch dynamics in a landscape modified by ecosystem engineers.  105:336-348. 2004
  • When can two plant species facilitate each other's pollination?.  105:197-207. 2004
  • Underestimation of Spartina productivity in western Atlantic marshes: Marsh invertebrates eat more than just detritus.  101:549-554. 2003
  • Population dynamics of Microtus pennsylvanicus in corridor-linked patches.  93:3-21. 2001
  • Biodiversity is us.  90:3-6. 2000
  • Measuring the millennium.  88:3-5. 2000
  • The world at our fingertips.  91:209-212. 2000
  • Assembling ecological communities in time and space.  80:549-553. 1997
  • Dynamics of age-structured predator-prey populations in space: Asymmetrical effects of mobility in juvenile and adult predators.  76:485-497. 1996
  • On models for assembling ecological communities.  75:493-499. 1996
  • Population variability of sparrows in space and time.  76:131-144. 1996
  • Systematic increase in pollen carryover and its consequences for geitonogamy in plant populations.  71:431-440. 1994
  • Productivity, disturbance and food web structure at a local spatial scale in experimental container habitats.  65:249-255. 1992
  • In Response to Tatar.  55:136-136. 1989
  • Ecological disturbance as a renewal process: theory and application to fire history.  56:17-30. 1989
  • The determinants of food chain lengths..  50:302-307. 1987
  • Competitors and Habitat Use.  37:1-1. 1981
  • Food Web Design and the Effect of Species Deletion.  35:139-139. 1980
  • Complexity and Stability: Another Look at MacArthur's Original Hypothesis.  33:351-351. 1979
  • Competition and Niche Shifts of Mice Introduced onto Small Islands.  27:251-251. 1976