T. Siqueira

Species interactions drive continuous assembly of freshwater communities in stochastic environments

The paper shows that species interactions, not environmental noise, drive continuous community assembly in freshwater ecosystems over time.

A multi-continental analysis of the responses of freshwater food webs to climate and land use change

This study analyzes how climate and land use changes affect freshwater food web structures across different ecosystems, finding that land use intensification leads to more specialized food webs with fewer trophic levels.

Community size affects the signals of ecological drift and niche selection on biodiversity

The paper tests how community size affects ecological drift and niche selection in insect communities, finding that smaller communities show more drift-driven diversity patterns.

Heterogenization of remaining biodiversity in fragmented tropical forests across agricultural landscapes

The paper assesses biodiversity changes in fragmented tropical forests in Brazil, finding heterogenization rather than homogenization, with greater impacts in non-protected private lands.

Towards an applied metaecology

This paper discusses how metaecology can improve environmental change management by considering spatial interdependencies and fluxes of organisms, energy, and matter across scales.