Isabel M. Smallegange

This study shows that local environmental heterogeneity increases dispersal expression in high-density populations of bulb mites but not in low-density ones.

This study shows that fish morphology can predict life history strategies, offering a scalable method for assessing demographic vulnerability in data-poor fish populations.

The paper analyzes life history strategies of elasmobranch species across feeding levels, revealing plasticity and cautioning against generalizing life history frameworks for conservation predictions.

This study uses life history strategies to predict reptile population growth and resilience, showing their potential for informing conservation planning.