Mathew Leibold

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University of Florida

United States

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Mathew Leibold is a Professor at the University of Florida, USA. His research focuses on metacommunity dynamics, species interactions, and biodiversity, as evidenced by his recent publications on community assembly, predator effects, and environmental influences on aquatic ecosystems. He investigates the implications of these factors for ecosystem management and conservation.

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Schonna Manning

Assistant Professor

Florida International University

UNITED STATES

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F. Guillaume Blanchet

Professeur adjoint

Université de Sherbrooke

CANADA

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Alex Bush

University of Lancaster

UNITED KINGDOM

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Xingli Giam

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

UNITED STATES

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Assembly processes inferred from eDNA surveys of a pond metacommunity are consistent with known species ecologies

Getting more by asking for less: Linking species interactions to species co-distributions in metacommunities

Sunfish as zooplankton control agents to improve yields of wastewater-cultivated algae

Integrating ecosystem and contaminant models to predict the effects of ecosystem fluxes on contaminant dynamics

Land use types determine environmental heterogeneity and aquatic insect diversity in Amazonian streams

The internal structure of metacommunities

Community variability in pond metacommunities: interactive effects of predators and isolation on stochastic community assembly

Predator complementarity dampens variability of phytoplankton biomass in a diversity‐stability trophic cascade

Top predator introduction changes the effects of spatial isolation on freshwater community structure

Temporal stability vs. community matrix measures of stability and the role of weak interactions

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Schonna Manning

F. Guillaume Blanchet

Alex Bush

Xingli Giam

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