Michael H. Cortez
Affiliations: | 2011 | Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States | |
| 2019- | Department of Biological Science | Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, United States |
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| Hanthanan Arachchilage K, Hussaini MY, Cogan NG, et al. (2023) Exploring how ecological and epidemiological processes shape multi-host disease dynamics using global sensitivity analysis. Journal of Mathematical Biology. 86: 83 |
| Cortez MH, Duffy MA. (2021) The Context-Dependent Effects of Host Competence, Competition, and Pathogen Transmission Mode on Disease Prevalence. The American Naturalist. 198: 179-194 |
| Cortez MH. (2021) Using sensitivity analysis to identify factors promoting higher versus lower infection prevalence in multi-host communities. Journal of Theoretical Biology. 526: 110766 |
| Cortez MH, Duffy MA. (2020) Comparing the Indirect Effects between Exploiters in Predator-Prey and Host-Pathogen Systems. The American Naturalist. 196: E144-E159 |
| Cortez MH, Patel S, Schreiber SJ. (2020) Destabilizing evolutionary and eco-evolutionary feedbacks drive empirical eco-evolutionary cycles. Proceedings. Biological Sciences. 287: 20192298 |
| Li G, Cortez MH, Dushoff J, et al. (2020) When to be temperate: on the fitness benefits of lysis vs. lysogeny Virus Evolution. 6 |
| Cortez MH, Yamamichi M. (2019) How (co)evolution alters predator responses to increased mortality: extinction thresholds and hydra effects. Ecology. e02789 |
| Weitz JS, Li G, Gulbudak H, et al. (2019) Viral invasion fitness across a continuum from lysis to latency. Virus Evolution. 5: vez006 |
| Clay PA, Cortez MH, Duffy MA, et al. (2019) Priority effects within coinfected hosts can drive unexpected population‐scale patterns of parasite prevalence Oikos. 128: 571-583 |
| Patel S, Cortez MH, Schreiber SJ. (2018) Partitioning the Effects of Eco-Evolutionary Feedbacks on Community Stability The American Naturalist. 191: 381-394 |