François Munoz

This study examines how aesthetic appreciation relates to environmental values across 34 countries, finding that aesthetic appreciation operates independently of traditional environmental value frameworks.

The paper examines how natural disturbances, spatial connectivity, and biogeography influence seasonal variability in aquatic macroinvertebrate communities across Europe.

The paper develops a multiscale metapopulation model to explain species-area relationships by integrating mainland immigration, local colonization-extinction dynamics, and species abundance distributions.

This paper introduces a novel estimator for the fundamental biodiversity number in neutral communities, demonstrating computational efficiency and robustness through simulations and field data.