Juan C. Corley

This study analyzes intercontinental introduction patterns of bark and ambrosia beetles, finding that host associations, feeding guild, and biogeographic origin strongly influence propagule pressure.

This study reconstructs the worldwide invasions of Hylurgus ligniperda, finding multiple introductions and evidence of bridgehead invasions from non-native populations.

This study shows yellowjacket workers can learn and discriminate amino acids, with some generalization between essential and non-essential amino acids.

The paper studies the rapid re-invasion of Vespula wasps after a volcanic eruption in Patagonia, showing minimal interspecific competition and the role of urban refuges in their establishment.

The paper compares DNA extraction methods in five bark beetle species to determine the most effective protocol for population-level studies.