Mélodie A. McGeoch

The paper examines how moisture availability influences litter invertebrate communities through productivity and trait filtering effects across a moisture gradient in south-eastern Australia.

The paper shows a 35% reduction in new invasive alien species establishment over 50 years, indicating effective global policies.

This study assesses extinction risk across Antarctic and Southern Ocean species, revealing biases in assessment coverage and identifying key threats and potential refugia.

This study shows that Antarctic soil bacteria can consume trace gases like H2 and CO across wide temperature ranges, with potential increases in activity under future climate scenarios.

This study identifies aerotrophy as a primary energy source in caves, revealing microbial use of atmospheric trace gases for continuous primary production.

The paper analyzes 115 years of alien species introduction data in Antarctica to assess the effectiveness of biosecurity policies, finding slowing introduction rates and highlighting the need for stricter enforcement.

The paper introduces zetadiv, an R package for analyzing compositional change using zeta diversity, and demonstrates its application to bird composition data in Australia.