Ulrich Brose

The paper quantifies how forest degradation affects trophic functioning in Amazonian vertebrate food webs, showing shifts in carnivory and herbivory despite stable biodiversity metrics.

This study shows that tree diversity and strategic spatial planting designs can buffer forests against drought impacts and increase carbon sequestration.

This study evaluates changes in fish food web topology and functioning over time, finding increased connectance, generalism, and decreased modularity, which affect ecosystem functions and human well-being.

The paper develops a Bayesian framework to analyze multi-species functional response experiments, identifying optimal experimental designs and demonstrating robust model selection despite noise.

The paper compiles and analyzes gut content data from six fish species in the Baltic Sea to study trophic interactions and foraging behavior in relation to environmental changes.

The paper analyzes animal stoichiometry across species and body sizes, finding body size better predicts intraspecific than interspecific variation in elemental content.