Thiago Gonçalves‐Souza

The paper evaluates how ecological context affects the interpretation of Mean Species Abundance (MSA) as a biodiversity intactness metric across different biomes and taxonomic groups.

The paper analyzes global wildfire data to show that prior low-severity fires reduce the risk of persistent forest loss from subsequent fires, suggesting targeted fire management could mitigate forest loss.

The paper examines how community-climate disequilibrium affects net primary productivity in rangeland ecosystems, finding that mismatched communities are less productive.

This study examines how climate and habitat influence body size and shape evolution in whip spiders, finding that body size correlates with temperature and precipitation, and shape has distinct optima across habitats.