M. Roswell

Reassessing global historical R0 estimates of canine rabies

The paper reassesses global historical R0 estimates of canine rabies using improved statistical methods and finds higher R0 values with wider confidence intervals than previously reported.

Global conservation prioritization approach provides credible results at a regional scale

The paper applies a global conservation model to a regional scale, identifying priority areas for conservation in Maryland by predicting species status using machine learning.

Biodiversity-ecosystem function relationships change in sign and magnitude across the Hill diversity spectrum

The paper tests how different Hill diversity metrics affect biodiversity-ecosystem function relationships in community datasets, finding that emphasizing rare species improves correlations with ecosystem functions.

Pollinator habitat plantings benefit wild, native bees, but do not necessarily favor rare species

This study examines how pollinator habitat installations affect rare and common bees, finding mixed responses based on rarity classification metrics.

Male and female bees show large differences in floral preference

The paper finds that male and female bees of the same species show significant differences in floral preference, impacting plant-pollinator interactions.