Anthony R. Ives

Enemy release of introduced parasitoids does not affect their establishment or success

This study examines whether enemy release of introduced parasitoids affects their establishment or success, finding partial enemy release but no effect on establishment success.

Forecasts for 80% of wild populations and communities predict no change, and why

The paper forecasts trends for 43,000 population and 10,000 community time series, finding 76.5% of populations and 84% of communities show no change, with biological factors influencing predictions.

Shared features underlying compact genomes and extreme habitat use in chironomid midges

This study identifies genomic features underlying compact genomes and environmental stress tolerance in chironomid midges by analyzing phylogenomic data and gene family evolution.

Reconstructing phylogeny from reduced-representation genome sequencing data without assembly or alignment

This study applies an alignment-free method to RADseq data to reconstruct phylogeny, showing improved accuracy and lower computational costs compared to alignment-based methods.