Matı́as Arim

The paper shows that suboptimal habitat restoration can disrupt species coexistence by favoring some species and leading to competitive exclusion, while also identifying restoration favoring endangered species as a conservation tool.

The paper evaluates how dispersal, priority effects, and species sorting influence β-diversity in metacommunities, showing a unimodal response to immigration rates.

This paper analyzes the network structure of cancer ecosystems using biomedical records, revealing non-random patterns, correlations with blood supply and cell turnover, and modular organization similar to ecological networks.