Alejandra Martínez-Blancas

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University of Texas at El Paso

United States

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Alejandra Martínez-Blancas is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at El Paso, USA. Her research interests focus on plant-soil feedbacks, species interactions in terrestrial ecosystems, and the impact of environmental factors on ecological and evolutionary processes. Recent publications include studies on species clustering in semiarid grasslands and the effects of maternal age on embryonic development in North American killifish.

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Marcel C. Vaz

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Rosa M. McGuire

Stanford University

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Plant–soil feedbacks contribute to coexistence when considering multispecies assemblages over a soil depth gradient

Surviving Racism and Sexism in Academia: Sharing Experiences, Insights, and Perspectives

Species alliances and hidden niche dimensions drive species clustering along a hydric gradient in a semiarid grassland

Species alliances and hidden niche dimensions drive species clustering along a hydric gradient in a semiarid grassland

How maternal age and environmental cues influence embryonic developmental pathways and diapause dynamics in a North American annual killifish

EcoEvoApps: Interactive apps for theoretical models in ecology and evolutionary biology

Plant–soil feedbacks depend on drought stress, functional group, and evolutionary relatedness in a semiarid grassland

Plant-soil feedbacks depend on drought stress, functional group, and evolutionary relatedness in a semiarid grassland

Human Dimensions: The Latin America and the Caribbean Chapter of ESA. Embracing Our Diversity During Adverse Times

Changes in niche differentiation and environmental filtering over a hydric stress gradient

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Marcel C. Vaz

Rosa M. McGuire

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