S. Brosse

Species invasiveness and community invasibility of US freshwater fish fauna revealed via trait-based analysis

The paper analyzes trait-based data to assess species invasiveness and community invasibility in US freshwater fish, finding that higher reproduction rates, longer life spans, and larger sizes correlate with invasiveness, while community invasibility peaks when native species have high functional distance.

Characterizing the spatial signal of environmental DNA in river systems using a community ecology approach

The paper assesses eDNA's ability to capture spatial patterns of fish assemblages in rivers and finds its spatial signal matches local capture methods over short distances.

Mapping extinction risk in the global functional spectra across the tree of life

The paper maps extinction risk across global functional spectra of species, finding that larger, slower-living species are more threatened and their loss would cause significant reorganization in ecological strategies.