Stefano Allesina
Affiliations: | Ecology and Evolution | University of Chicago, Chicago, IL |
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"Stefano Allesina"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Matthew Joseph Michalska-Smith | grad student | 2013- | Chicago (Theoretical Ecology Tree) |
| Si Tang | grad student | 2013 | Chicago |
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| Serván CA, Capitán JA, Miller ZR, et al. (2024) Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities. The American Naturalist. 205: E34-E48 |
| Lemos-Costa P, Miller ZR, Allesina S. (2024) Phylogeny structures species' interactions in experimental ecological communities. Ecology Letters. 27: e14490 |
| Miller ZR, Allesina S. (2023) Habitat Heterogeneity, Environmental Feedbacks, and Species Coexistence across Timescales. The American Naturalist. 202: E53-E64 |
| de Castro F, Adl SM, Allesina S, et al. (2021) Local stability properties of complex, species-rich soil food webs with functional block structure. Ecology and Evolution. 11: 16070-16081 |
| Maynard DS, Miller ZR, Allesina S. (2020) Publisher Correction: Predicting coexistence in experimental ecological communities. Nature Ecology & Evolution |
| Maynard DS, Miller ZR, Allesina S. (2019) Predicting coexistence in experimental ecological communities. Nature Ecology & Evolution |
| Costa A, Martín González AM, Guizien K, et al. (2019) Ecological networks: Pursuing the shortest path, however narrow and crooked. Scientific Reports. 9: 17826 |
| Maynard DS, Serván CA, Capitán JA, et al. (2019) Phenotypic variability promotes diversity and stability in competitive communities. Ecology Letters |
| Michalska-Smith MJ, Allesina S. (2019) Telling ecological networks apart by their structure: A computational challenge. Plos Computational Biology. 15: e1007076 |
| Maynard DS, Wootton JT, Serván CA, et al. (2019) Reconciling empirical interactions and species coexistence. Ecology Letters |