Fossil biotic interactions (fBIs) provide a critical but underutilized window into the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of life through time. Unlike modern ecological data, the fossil record captures the long-term consequences of short-term and local interactions, offering insights into biodiversity, extinction, ad...
E. M. Dowding, Aleksandra Skawina, Kenneth De Baets et al.· Annual Review of Ecology, Ev...· 0 citations
Invasive species constitute one of the most significant threats to biodiversity worldwide, and are responsible for more than $400 billion in losses each year. An organism’s life-history strategy, defined by how it allocates resources among growth, survival, and reproduction, plays a central role in determining whether...
Karina Vanadzina, Kaushalya Nagahawatte, D. Rupasinghe et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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