L. dos Anjos

The paper models a paleocommunity to show that exclusive food sources allow coexistence of top predators, preventing local extinction.

The paper develops a population model showing that intraguild predation can avoid disrupting pest biocontrol depending on initial population densities.

The paper demonstrates a stage multiple hydra effect in a stage-structured predator-prey model through numerical bifurcation analysis, showing two alternative stable states with population dynamics implications.

The paper uses 13C-positional isotopomer analysis to compare metabolic flux modes in mesophyll and guard cells, revealing distinct TCA cycle dynamics and roles of the mitochondrial thioredoxin system.

This study shows that slight changes in constant harvest intensity can significantly alter predator-prey dynamics, leading to multiple attractors and complicating species management.