Toni Klauschies

This study shows that self-organised spatial heterogeneity in homogeneous habitats can maintain species coexistence through dispersal rate adjustments and plastic emigration responses.

This study examines how mixotrophic and heterotrophic ciliates compete under varying resource supply conditions, showing that population dynamics depend on species-specific traits and resource regimes.

This study shows that habitat isolation reduces the ability of self-organized pattern formation to increase local diversity in metacommunities by weakening eco-evo-spatial feedback loops.