Patricia Kaye T. Dumandan

The Portal Project archives over 40 years of continuous monthly rodent, biannual plant, multi-decade ant, and automated weather data from 24 experimentally manipulated Chihuahuan Desert plots with automated quality control.

This study shows that phenological shifts in an Arctic community vary with time-windows, revealing moderate warming trends and species-specific responses.

This study evaluates how ecological forecasting models perform under novel biotic conditions using a long-term desert rodent experiment, showing reduced accuracy and increased uncertainty when models are transferred to new conditions.