J. Valdez

The paper assesses mining's threat to African great apes by integrating mining data with ape distribution, finding one-third of the population faces mining-related risks.

This study examines how river barriers affect genetic differentiation and diversity in Neotropical primates, finding a significant correlation between river width and molecular divergence.

This paper introduces a framework to predict ecological event timing using citizen science data, showing accurate predictions for Japanese beetles and winter chanterelles across regions.

This study investigates factors influencing macro-fungal dark diversity in temperate habitats using LiDAR and field data, finding that vegetation structure and plant richness are key drivers.

This study models the distribution of Aotus nigriceps and assesses habitat loss impacts, finding it faces significant anthropogenic threats despite being classified as Least Concern.

This study examines the relationship between egg and clutch size in Australian amphibians, finding an inverse relationship and factors influencing clutch type.

This study examines how environmental gradients and biotic interactions influence plant diversity and dark diversity across different habitats.

The paper describes diving beetles ovipositing eggs in frog spawn, leading to larvae preying on tadpoles, highlighting a novel reproductive strategy in ephemeral habitats.

This study demonstrates how landscape simulations like ALMaSS can improve multi-criteria decision analysis for agri-environment schemes by incorporating landscape context and species ecology.