Stephen Yanoviak

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University of Louisville

United States

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Stephen Yanoviak is a Professor at the University of Louisville, USA. His research focuses on the ecological impacts of disturbances in forest ecosystems, with particular emphasis on factors such as lightning, prescribed fire, and urbanization. Recent publications include studies on beetle assemblages, the effects of lightning on insect and fungal dynamics, and the role of lianas in forest disturbance severity.

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Christopher Frost

Assistant Research Professor

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES

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Helene C. Muller-Landau

Smithsonian Institution

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Alyssa Stark

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Villanova University

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Jeannine Richards

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Florida Gulf Coast University

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Patrick Meir

Professor, Forest Ecosystems

Australian National University

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Stefan Schnitzer

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Marquette University

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Articles (18)

The effects of prescribed fire severity and time post-burn on beetle assemblages in a temperate deciduous forest

Leaf Conditions Affect the Landing Success of Fallen Tropical Ants

Quantifying Patterns of Lightning‐Caused Canopy Disturbances via Integration of Drone Imagery and Field Surveys

Effects of simulated squirrel branch landings on ants and other arboreal arthropods

How some tropical trees benefit from being struck by lightning: evidence for Dipteryx oleifera and other large‐statured trees

When Lightning Strikes: Insect and Fungal Responses to Lightning in a Lowland Tropical Forest

The influence of lightning on insect and fungal dynamics in a lowland tropical forest

Effects of urbanization on cloud-to-ground lightning strike frequency: a global perspective

Lianas increase lightning‐caused disturbance severity in a tropical forest

Variation in Larval Thermal Tolerance of Three Saproxylic Beetle Species

Tropical tree species differ in damage and mortality from lightning

Thermal tolerance in the millipede Euryurus leachii Gray (Polydesmida: Euryuridae)

Behavioral response to heat stress of twig-nesting canopy ants

Tropical ant community responses to experimental soil warming

The contributions of lightning to biomass turnover, gap formation and plant mortality in a tropical forest

Effects of Azteca trigona alarm pheromones on heterospecific ant behavior

A mechanistic and empirically supported lightning risk model for forest trees

Adhesion and Running Speed of a Tropical Arboreal Ant (Cephalotes atratus) on Rough, Narrow, and Inclined Substrates

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Christopher Frost

Helene C. Muller-Landau

Alyssa Stark

Jeannine Richards

Patrick Meir

Stefan Schnitzer

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