Anna Eklöf

The paper uses Bayesian network models to show that food webs with high maximum trophic level are most vulnerable to coextinctions, outperforming other structural metrics in predicting ecosystem susceptibility.

The paper simulates secondary extinctions in a marine food web to assess their impact on ecosystem services, finding that species interactions significantly affect service provisioning.

The paper quantifies food competition between Atlantic cod and flounder using stomach content and biomass data, finding low diet overlap and no decline in total prey weight with predator density.

The paper develops a framework to quantify uncertainty in ecological network construction due to stochasticity and sampling limitations.