Kyle J.‐M. Dahlin

This study models how competition-colonization tradeoffs between bacterial species on a dynamic coral host influence coexistence outcomes.

This study examines how environmental and demographic noise affects mosquito-borne disease outbreaks, finding that increased noise can reduce endemic risk but lead to larger outbreaks at intermediate noise levels.

The paper investigates how the pace of life in vertebrate hosts affects their potential to transmit mosquito-borne parasites, finding that fast-lived hosts generally have higher transmission potential.