K. McNamara Manning

This study examines how a methodological change in insect sampling affected biodiversity patterns in a long-term ecological experiment, finding small but detectable differences that were less significant than interannual variation.

This study characterizes insect and bee communities across three regions in thin-soil environments, finding similar biodiversity but higher taxonomic richness in the central region.

This study compares four arthropod trapping methods to assess their effectiveness in biodiversity monitoring on hard substrates, finding that jar ramp traps are a viable alternative to pitfall traps.