Noah T. Leith

Mating display plasticity predicts the biogeography of complex communication and population persistence in changing climates

The paper shows that environmental changes influence the complexity of mating displays and their persistence in changing climates.

Exploring local and regional drivers of microbial biodiversity across freshwater ponds

This study investigates biogeographic patterns in microbial communities of freshwater ponds, finding latitudinal diversity gradients in fungi but not bacteria, and weak distance decay relationships.

Pace of life predicts parasite resistance and fecundity tolerance, but not mortality tolerance, among Trinidadian guppies, Poecilia reticulata

The study examines how Trinidadian guppies' pace of life influences their resistance and fecundity tolerance to parasites but not mortality tolerance.