J. E. Behm

Predicting and quantifying coexistence outcomes between resident and invading species using trait and abundance data

The paper develops a statistical framework using trait and abundance data to predict and quantify coexistence outcomes between resident and invading species, applying it to geckos on Curacao.

The great acceleration of island saturation by species introductions in the Anthropocene has altered species-area relationships

The paper examines how introduced species have accelerated island saturation, linearizing species-area relationships in the Caribbean.

Multiscale assessment of oviposition habitat associations and implications for management in the spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula), an emerging invasive pest

This study identifies multiscale habitat associations for oviposition in the spotted lanternfly, highlighting scale-dependent management strategies for control.

Elevated human impact on islands increases the introduction and extinction status of native insular reptiles

The paper examines how human impact on islands affects the introduction and extinction status of native reptiles, finding that introduced and extinction-prone species occupy opposite ends of trait continua.

A functional trait approach reveals the effects of landscape context on ecosystem services provided by urban birds

The paper examines how landscape-scale habitat influences bird-mediated ecosystem services in urban areas by analyzing species traits and their correlations with service provision.

Paninvasion severity assessment of a U.S. grape pest to disrupt the global wine market

The paper assesses the global invasion risk of the spotted lanternfly planthopper to disrupt the wine market by analyzing its spread and trade connections.