A. Andrew M. MacDonald

The paper examines how genomic variation in Arabidopsis thaliana affects interaction strength with aphids, finding epistasis among defense genes and an oligogenic architecture.

This study investigates how climate and competition affect population growth rates of 31 tree species across eastern North America, finding climate has a stronger impact than competition.

The paper examines nematode encapsulations in Galapagos snails to explore host-parasite interactions and their ecological and evolutionary implications.

This study investigates reproductive compatibility between two genetic lines of Delia platura, finding evidence of pre-mating isolation in one direction but not the other, and partial post-mating isolation.

The paper investigates how predator phylogenetic diversity affects predation rates and ecosystem processes in bromeliad food webs, finding that increased phylogenetic distance between predators reduces prey mortality due to antagonistic interactions.