Jonathan D. Tonkin

This paper introduces RRGDM, a method for model-based ordination of dissimilarity data that addresses challenges in linking environmental predictors to pairwise responses.

The paper examines how pest damage to crops varies globally based on coevolutionary indicators and agricultural management practices.

The paper examines how different environmental fluctuation components affect macroinvertebrate communities and finds that slow fluctuations have stronger trait-mediated effects than seasonal or fast fluctuations.

The paper investigates how plant fidelity to root symbionts affects performance under changing community contexts, finding that fidelity to antagonists is stronger and mutualist fidelity impacts performance differently based on plant traits and herbivore presence.

The paper examines how climate change drives forest reassembly through different functional pathways in cold- and warm-adapted communities using trait data and diversity indices.

The paper introduces GDUM to better understand how environmental gradients influence community uniqueness in biodiversity studies.

The paper uses competition models to show native fish coexist best with invaders at intermediate disturbance levels, but high disturbance alone may not ensure their survival.

This study examines how introduced trout affect the recovery of native galaxiid fish populations after extreme flooding, finding that trout reduce growth rates and impact smaller fish more severely.