Jonathan A. Myers

The paper analyzes long-term small mammal community responses to climate change across three regions in California, finding that community composition lags behind climate change rates.

This study uses ecological metabolomics to show that chemical dissimilarity among tree species increases with species richness and warm, wet climates, supporting the role of chemically mediated biotic interactions in shaping elevational diversity gradients.

This study shows that pawpaw patches reduce local species diversity and community size while increasing beta-diversity and randomness in community composition.

The paper curates LC-MS/MS data from plant extracts to create a taxonomically focused database for exploring plant-derived molecules.