Lechosław Kuczyński

The paper examines how predator abundance affects density-dependent spatial dispersion in northern lapwings using long-term monitoring data and statistical modeling.

This study examines how landscape heterogeneity and environmental factors influence bird population dynamics over 25 years in Poland, finding that long-term spatial constraints and habitat heterogeneity are key drivers.

This study shows that expanding a species' biotic niche through experimental evolution reduces its abiotic niche tolerance, supporting the 'Jack-of-all-trades is master of none' hypothesis.

The paper tests if host niche breadth influences passive dispersal decisions in phytophagous mites by exposing them to host-derived kairomones and measuring departure rates.

This study shows that aggregating spatiotemporal biodiversity data reduces causal inference accuracy, with full-resolution models outperforming compressed time series and distribution models.