A. G. Rossberg

An efficient algorithm for Nash equilibria when harvesting interacting living resources

The paper introduces an efficient algorithm for computing Nash equilibria in multispecies ecological models to improve fisheries management.

Slower, but deeper community change: anthropogenic impacts on species temporal turnover are regulated by intrinsic dynamics

The paper examines how human impacts affect bird community turnover metrics across diverse habitats, finding increased long-term turnover and unexpected short-term effects.

Codistribution as an indicator of whole metacommunity response to environmental change.

The paper uses joint species distribution models to analyze how metacommunity structure responds to environmental change, finding that declines in codistribution components indicate ecological breakdown.

No pervasive size trend in global community dynamics.

The paper analyzes global community dynamics and finds no trend linking species size to changes in abundance rank over time.

Synthesising the multiple impacts of climatic variability on community responses to climate change

The paper examines how climatic variability and interspecific interactions influence species range shifts and emphasizes the need for empirically parameterized models to quantify these effects.

Intrinsic ecological dynamics drive biodiversity turnover in model metacommunities

The paper shows that biodiversity turnover in ecosystems can arise from intrinsic ecological dynamics rather than external factors, challenging current assumptions about environmental impacts.

Metacommunity-scale biodiversity regulation and the self-organized emergence of macroecological patterns

This study uses a metacommunity model to show that macroecological patterns emerge from local community dynamics and structural instability, without assuming prior spatial or biomass distributions.