Y. F. Wiersma

The paper develops a meta-ecosystem model that accounts for different types of consumer movement and shows their distinct impacts on local and meta-ecosystem functions.

This study tests foraging hypotheses in snowshoe hares by linking plant quality variation to feeding choices and body condition under different energetic and nutritional demands.

The paper examines spatial influences on foliar chemical traits in boreal plants, finding species-specific and trait-level relationships with environmental factors.

This study shows that forage stoichiometry affects snowshoe hare home range size, with lower quality forage leading to smaller ranges but also reduced spatial heterogeneity.

The paper tests if lichen thalli on tree trunks can serve as microcosms for landscape ecology by examining spatial patterns across different tree species and sampling scales.

The paper examines intraspecific variability in the body elemental composition of snowshoe hares, finding unexpected patterns in nitrogen content with age and phosphorus with body size.