Ígnasi Bartomeus

The paper assesses the reliability of population trend estimates from time-series data of terrestrial animals, finding most are too short or noisy to detect meaningful trends.

reserBUGS provides a reservoir computing framework for probabilistic ecological abundance forecasts, outperforming baselines in prediction and uncertainty quantification using environmental data.

The paper maps wild bee diversity and flower use in Donana to support conservation, finding high diversity and significant species turnover over time.

The paper develops a theoretical model to show how phenological trait coevolution promotes stable, diverse plant-pollinator communities by fostering facilitation over competition, contrasting with morphological coevolution.

The paper examines how rainfall variation affects species interactions and coexistence mechanisms in Mediterranean grasslands over nine years.

The paper integrates intraspecific variation into population dynamics to show how mutualistic species persist, finding that specialized individuals promote persistence without competitors, but heterogeneous mixtures are better with competitors.