Giovanni Strona

The paper quantifies trophic niche partitioning in coral reef fishes and shows it drives coexistence and biomass.

The paper examines how species richness and trait diversity correlate with island size and isolation in Australian islands, finding that trait diversity is primarily influenced by species accumulation rather than direct geographic factors.

This study shows that warming increases short-term reactivity and delays peak response in lake food webs, despite long-term stability.

The paper quantifies global coral reef ecosystem functions using metabolic models and surveys, revealing a continuous functional spectrum influenced by climate and human factors.

The paper examines when and if we will detect a current mass extinction by analyzing extinction rates, species discovery rates, and future loss scenarios.

This study compares trait-space diversity in Late Devonian and modern fish communities, finding temporal and habitat-related variations in functional richness and species similarity.