Nathan James Sanders

The paper shows phylogeny explains most variation in insect elemental composition, followed by temperature, body mass, trophic group, and habitat.

This study tests whether an economic spectrum explains variation in ant ecological strategies, finding parallels with plant leaf economics spectra.

The paper examines how alpine-plant communities respond to warming and loss of dominant species, finding varied and often combined responses across different sites.

The paper sequenced six Aphaenogaster ant genomes across a latitudinal climate gradient and found genome size correlates with minimum temperature, suggesting temperature extremes may influence genome evolution.