Sergio Andrés Navarrete

The paper assembles and annotates a genome for a Chilean Tigriopus copepod population, suggesting it may represent a novel species based on divergence and morphology.

The paper develops a stochastic model to analyze non-compliance in Chilean kelp fisheries, showing that dynamic compliance leads to system collapse despite economic incentives.

This study constructs an interaction network between macroorganisms and bacteria on a marine rocky shore, revealing varied trophic and non-trophic effects of mollusk grazers on bacterial groups.

The paper introduces chouca, an R package for efficient and reproducible stochastic cellular automata simulations, enabling faster and more reliable modeling of spatial ecological dynamics.