Klementyna A. Gawecka

The paper quantifies coevolutionary temperature across geographic landscapes using reciprocity and strength metrics, revealing hotspots and coldspots in plant-pollinator networks.

This study shows that landscape configuration and community structure together influence the persistence of mutualistic species under habitat loss, with heterogeneous landscapes being more resilient to uncorrelated loss but vulnerable to correlated loss.

This study investigates how spatial configuration and food web complexity affect ecological recovery in restoration efforts, finding that food web complexity negatively impacts lower trophic levels but may be mitigated at higher complexity.