David García‐Callejas

The paper analyzes trait distributions in butterfly communities to detect assembly patterns, finding non-gaussian distributions and deterministic filtering processes in urban areas.

This study compares structural properties of ecological networks globally, showing degree distribution explains network structure better than connectance, with environmental factors affecting food webs more than other interaction types.

The paper investigates how species traits and landscape structure influence the spatial spread of ecological effects in plant-frugivore networks across New Zealand.

This study examines how trophic interactions influence Species Abundance Distributions (SADs) across trophic guilds in both model and empirical communities, finding that evenness increases with trophic level and predator specialization.