Theo L. Gibbs

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

This study models how shared host-pathogen interactions influence resistance gene polymorphism and trans-specific polymorphism in two related host species.

This paper introduces label invariance as a principle for ecological models, showing it ensures consistency in dynamics across population groupings and aids in model selection and evaluation.

The paper shows that spatial clustering of competitors in plant communities alters the strength of higher-order interactions, affecting seed production in focal plants.

The paper examines how competitor-induced plasticity affects plant traits and competitive outcomes, finding that plastic responses can reduce pairwise coexistence likelihood.