Carlos J. Melián

This study investigates how genotype-to-phenotype architecture influences biodiversity dynamics in multilayer networks, showing that correlated and modular architectures affect diversity under different ecological conditions.

This study shows that climate change impacts on marine biodiversity are more complex than previously thought, due to interactions between adaptation, dispersal, and seascape dynamics.

This study investigates how reproductive mode affects ecological diversification by comparing sexual and asexual lineages, finding that sexual reproduction promotes faster niche occupancy and higher diversity.

This paper presents a spatially explicit model integrating genetics and ecology to show that simple processes can generate observed patterns in plant-animal mutualistic networks.