Carling Bieg

Activity Patterns Structure Food Web Interactions Through Time

The paper examines how activity traits affect predator-prey interactions and food web stability across taxa and temporal scales.

Temperature-dependent performance scales with maximum heat tolerance across ectotherms

The paper examines how thermal performance traits and acute heat tolerance covary across ectotherm species, finding that both scale with CTmax but TPCmax increases more steeply.

Transient dynamics and counterintuitive competitive performance in periodic environments

The paper shows how periodic environmental fluctuations can lead to counterintuitive competitive outcomes in ecological communities, highlighting the role of seasonal trade-offs and non-equilibrium dynamics.

Forecasting Extinction Risk using Thermal Performance Curves and Population Dynamic Modeling

The paper develops a stochastic model to assess extinction risk by integrating thermal performance curves with population dynamics, showing how temperature variability affects population persistence.