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A. F. Fuentes

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Research Focus:ecology & biodiversity· 4 Approach:statistical model· 3 Organism:plant (other)· 2 Approach:experimental assay· 1 Assay:metabolomics· 1

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L. Cayola· 4 shared J. S. Tello· 3 shared M. I. Loza· 3 shared B. Nieto-Ariza· 2 shared G. Arellano· 2 shared J. A. Myers· 2 shared M. J. Macia· 2 shared A. Antezana· 1 shared

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Ecological metabolomics of tropical tree communities across an elevational gradient: Implications for chemically-mediated biotic interactions and species diversity

D. Henderson, B. E. Sedio, J. S. Tello, L. Cayola, A. F. Fuentes, B. Alvestegui, N. Muchhala, J. A. Myers

This study uses ecological metabolomics to show that chemical dissimilarity among tree species increases with species richness and warm, wet climates, supporting the role of chemically mediated biotic interactions in shaping elevational diversity gradients.

bioRxiv · Oct 4, 2023 · PreprintEcology

Elevational Range Sizes of Woody plants Increase with Climate Variability in the Tropical Andes

F. A. Montano-Centellas, A. F. Fuentes, L. Cayola, M. J. Macia, G. Arellano, M. I. Loza, B. Nieto-Ariza, J. S. Tello

This study finds that thermal variability explains broader elevational range sizes in woody plants of the Central Andes, with stronger effects than body size or abundance.

bioRxiv · Feb 21, 2023Ecology

Relative effects of edaphic conditions and climate on palm communities in the Central Andes

F. Montoya, M. Moraes-R., A. F. Fuentes, L. Cayola, A. Antezana, T. Miranda, E. Mosqueira-Meneses, M. I. Loza, J. S. Tello

This study examines how soil and climate factors influence palm diversity and distribution in the Central Andes, finding soils explain more species composition variation than climate, but climate explains more species richness variation.

bioRxiv · Mar 8, 2021 · PreprintEcology

The evolutionary assembly of forest communities along environmental gradients: recent diversification or sorting of pre-adapted clades?

A. G. Linan, J. A. Myers, C. E. Edwards, A. E. Zanne, S. A. Smith, G. Arellano, L. Cayola, W. Farfan-Rios, A. F. Fuentes, K. Garcia-Cabrera, S. Gonzales-Caro, M. I. Loza, M. J. Macia, Y. Malhi, B. Nieto-Ariza, , S. J. Tello

The paper investigates how environmental gradients shape community assembly through immigration and sorting of pre-adapted clades versus recent diversification, finding clade sorting dominates species turnover along elevational gradients.

bioRxiv · Dec 22, 2020Ecology