K. J. van Benthem

This study shows habitat loss affects neighboring patches and the landscape, with trait variation influencing consumer resilience and extinction risks.

This paper develops a nonlinear averaging framework to quantify how intraspecific trait variation and interspecific trait correlations affect ecological interactions between species.

The paper models how waiting time to selfing evolves in hermaphrodites under different population densities and finds that mixed mating systems are not stable under the considered conditions.

The paper shows how interactions between patches can maintain spatial variation in density and traits through eco-evolutionary feedbacks.