Nathan Sanders

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University of Michigan

United States

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Professor Nathan Sanders is a faculty member at the University of Michigan, USA. His research primarily focuses on ecological interactions, plant traits, and biodiversity—as demonstrated by his recent articles on temperature-dependent shifts in plant defenses, the impact of summer precipitation on old-field ecosystems, and the effects of forest loss on biodiversity. He also explores technological advancements in ecological mapping and the interactions within microbial communities in extreme environments.

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Articles (20)

Temperature‐Dependent Shifts in Multiple Indirect Defensive Interactions on Black Cherry

Plant Functional Traits, but Not Community Composition, Are Affected by Summer Precipitation and Herbivory in an Old‐Field Ecosystem

A dominant plant species and insects interactively shape plant community structure and an ecosystem function

LandFrag: A Dataset to Investigate the Effects of Forest Loss and Fragmentation on Biodiversity

UAV data and deep learning: efficient tools to map ant mounds and their ecological impact

Resolution of Respect:Evelyn Chrystalla (Chris) Pielou (1924–2016)

Dynamic primary resources, not just wild prey availability, underpin lion depredation of livestock in a savanna ecosystem

Unraveling microbial community structure–function relationships in the horizontal and vertical spatial dimensions in extreme environments

Conceptualising ecology to support more theory‐driven research

Sodium‐enriched nectar shapes plant–pollinator interactions in a subalpine meadow

Nutrient use by tropical ant communities varies among three extensive elevational gradients: A cross‐continental comparison

Bringing light onto the Raunkiæran shortfall: A comprehensive review of traits used in functional animal ecology

Leveraging natural history collections to understand the impacts of global change

Rapid resource depletion on coral reefs disrupts competitor recognition processes among butterflyfish species

Ecological strategies of (pl)ants: Towards a world‐wide worker economic spectrum for ants

The dominant plant species Solidago canadensis structures multiple trophic levels in an old‐field ecosystem

Time counts in animal ecology

Reef fishes weaken dietary preferences after coral mortality, altering resource overlap

Sodium-enriched floral nectar increases pollinator visitation rate and diversity

Turnover in butterfly communities and traits along an elevational gradient in the eastern Himalaya, India

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Ellen Welti

Javier Ibarra Isassi

Ian Wright

Mingzhen Lu

Heloise Gibb

David A Donoso

Nina Farwig

David Mbora

Jonathan Zvi Shik

James Robinson

Tom Bishop

Darren Evans

Sally Keith

Nicholas Graham

Daijiang Li

Ajay Narendra

Neil Carter

Aimee Classen

Vojtech Novotny

Roberto Salguero-Gomez

Ondřej Mottl

Jean-Philippe Lessard

Lisa Boström-Einarsson

Nick Haddad

David Gibson

Matthias Siewert

Alison Davis Rabosky

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