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Matthew R Helmus

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The American Naturalist|October 5, 2010
Phylogenetic metrics of community similarityAnthony R Ives, Matthew R Helmus
Environmental Entomology|November 17, 2025
Honeydew and feeding-wound exudate from invasive spotted lanternfly (Hemiptera: Fulgoridae) on invasive tree-of-heaven (Sapindales: Simaroubaceae) subsidize North American pollinators, parasitoids, and other invertebratesStefani L Cannon, Matthew R Helmus
Nature|September 26, 2014
Island biogeography of the AnthropoceneMatthew R Helmus, D Luke Mahler, Jonathan B Losos
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|November 18, 2011
Relevance of evolutionary history for food web structureAnna Eklöf, Matthew R Helmus, M Moore, et al.
Communications Biology|July 5, 2022
Paninvasion severity assessment of a U.S. grape pest to disrupt the global wine marketNicholas A Huron, Jocelyn E Behm, Matthew R Helmus
Oecologia|May 8, 2013
Subsidies to predators, apparent competition and the phylogenetic structure of prey communitiesMatthew R Helmus, Norman Mercado-Silva, M Jake Vander Zanden
Journal of Mathematical Biology|September 14, 2022
Temperature sensitivity of pest reproductive numbers in age-structured PDE models, with a focus on the invasive spotted lanternflyStephanie M Lewkiewicz, Sebastiano De Bona, Matthew R Helmus, et al.
The American Naturalist|January 19, 2007
Phylogenetic measures of biodiversityMatthew R Helmus, Thomas J Bland, Christopher K Williams, et al.
Global Change Biology|June 1, 2018
Human land use promotes the abundance and diversity of exotic species on Caribbean islandsWendy A M Jesse, Jocelyn E Behm, Matthew R Helmus, et al.
BMC Ecology|September 12, 2018
Benefits and limitations of three-dimensional printing technology for ecological researchJocelyn E Behm, Brenna R Waite, S Tonia Hsieh, et al.
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The American Naturalist|October 5, 2010
Phylogenetic metrics of community similarityAnthony R Ives, Matthew R Helmus
Environmental Entomology|November 17, 2025
Honeydew and feeding-wound exudate from invasive spotted lanternfly (Hemiptera: Fulgoridae) on invasive tree-of-heaven (Sapindales: Simaroubaceae) subsidize North American pollinators, parasitoids, and other invertebratesStefani L Cannon, Matthew R Helmus
Nature|September 26, 2014
Island biogeography of the AnthropoceneMatthew R Helmus, D Luke Mahler, Jonathan B Losos
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|November 18, 2011
Relevance of evolutionary history for food web structureAnna Eklöf, Matthew R Helmus, M Moore, et al.
Communications Biology|July 5, 2022
Paninvasion severity assessment of a U.S. grape pest to disrupt the global wine marketNicholas A Huron, Jocelyn E Behm, Matthew R Helmus
Oecologia|May 8, 2013
Subsidies to predators, apparent competition and the phylogenetic structure of prey communitiesMatthew R Helmus, Norman Mercado-Silva, M Jake Vander Zanden
Journal of Mathematical Biology|September 14, 2022
Temperature sensitivity of pest reproductive numbers in age-structured PDE models, with a focus on the invasive spotted lanternflyStephanie M Lewkiewicz, Sebastiano De Bona, Matthew R Helmus, et al.
The American Naturalist|January 19, 2007
Phylogenetic measures of biodiversityMatthew R Helmus, Thomas J Bland, Christopher K Williams, et al.
Global Change Biology|June 1, 2018
Human land use promotes the abundance and diversity of exotic species on Caribbean islandsWendy A M Jesse, Jocelyn E Behm, Matthew R Helmus, et al.
BMC Ecology|September 12, 2018
Benefits and limitations of three-dimensional printing technology for ecological researchJocelyn E Behm, Brenna R Waite, S Tonia Hsieh, et al.
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