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Ecology|March 12, 2021
A practical guide to selecting models for exploration, inference, and prediction in ecologyAndrew T Tredennick, Giles Hooker, Stephen P Ellner, et al.Ecology Letters|September 26, 2018
Size-by-environment interactions: a neglected dimension of species' responses to environmental variationAndrew T Tredennick, Brittany J Teller, Peter B Adler, et al.Ecology Letters|October 13, 2018
An expanded modern coexistence theory for empirical applicationsStephen P Ellner, Robin E Snyder, Peter B Adler, et al.Ecology Letters|August 28, 2020
Technical Comment on Pande et al. (2020): Why invasion analysis is important for understanding coexistenceStephen P Ellner, Robin E Snyder, Peter B Adler, et al.Ecology|October 7, 2024
It's about (taking up) space: Discreteness of individuals and the strength of spatial coexistence mechanismsStephen P Ellner, Robin E Snyder, Peter B Adler, et al.Ecology|April 30, 2018
Weak interspecific interactions in a sagebrush steppe? Conflicting evidence from observations and experimentsPeter B Adler, Andrew Kleinhesselink, Giles Hooker, et al.The American Naturalist|March 23, 2021
Time and Chance: Using Age Partitioning to Understand How Luck Drives Variation in Reproductive SuccessRobin E Snyder, Stephen P Ellner, Giles HookerEcology Letters|June 10, 2017
The relationship between species richness and ecosystem variability is shaped by the mechanism of coexistenceAndrew T Tredennick, Peter B Adler, Frederick R AdlerEcology|February 2, 2017
Environmental responses, not species interactions, determine synchrony of dominant species in semiarid grasslandsAndrew T Tredennick, Claire de Mazancourt, Michel Loreau, et al.Ecology Letters|March 29, 2024
The natural history of luck: A synthesis study of structured population modelsChristina M Hernández, Stephen P Ellner, Robin E Snyder, et al.Pageof 18