J. Coyle

Most-cited papers

1. Using trait and phylogenetic diversity to evaluate the generality of the stress‐dominance hypothesis in eastern North American tree communities

   J. Coyle, F. Halliday, Bianca E. Lopez, K. Palmquist +2 more

   2014143 citations Open access

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2. Opposing Mechanisms Drive Richness Patterns of Core and Transient Bird Species

   J. Coyle, A. Hurlbert, E. White

   2013American Naturalist61 citations Open access

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3. Environmental optimality, not heterogeneity, drives regional and local species richness in lichen epiphytes

   J. Coyle, A. Hurlbert

   201623 citations Open access

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4. Bioclimatic factors at an intrabiome scale are more limiting than cyanobiont availability for the lichen-forming genus Peltigera.

   Jade Lu, N. Magain, J. Miadlikowska, J. Coyle +2 more

   2018American-Eurasian journal of botany20 citations Open access

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5. Agent-based modeling of the dynamics of mammal-eating killer whales and their prey

   J. Testa, Kenrick J. Mock, C. Taylor, H. Koyuk +2 more

   201212 citations Open access

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6. Geographic heat maps of lichen traits derived by combining LIAS light description and GBIF occurrence data, provided on a new platform

   G. Rambold, L. Zedda, J. Coyle, Derek Peršoh +2 more

   2016Biodiversity and Conservation10 citations

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7. Final Report : An Agent-Based Model of Predator-Prey Relationships Between Transient Killer Whales and Other Marine Mammals

   Kenrick J. Mock, H. Koyuk, J. Coyle, Russell Waggoner +1 more

   200710 citations

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8. Dissimilar biodiversity data sets yield congruent patterns and inference in lichens

   J. Lendemer, J. Coyle

   2020Botany8 citations Open access

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9. Intraspecific variation in epiphyte functional traits reveals limited effects of microclimate on community assembly in temperate deciduous oak canopies

   J. Coyle

   20177 citations

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10. A simulation study of the use of temporal occupancy for identifying core and transient species

    Sara Snell Taylor, J. Coyle, E. White, A. Hurlbert

    2020bioRxiv3 citations Open access

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11. Lichen Niches and Distributions Lab Activity

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    20210 citations

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12. Climate-Induced Shifts in California Butterflies

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    20210 citations

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13. Mosquito Invasion! A Lotka-Volterra Competition Case Study

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    20190 citations

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14. Malawian Aquaculture Pond Ecosystem Challenge

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    20190 citations

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15. Connecting the Dots: Case Studies into the ‘Invisible Presence’ of Aboriginal People Living in Victoria

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    20190 citations

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16. Seal quality and distribution in the southern Taranaki Basin Late Cretaceous to Eocene section and implications for hydrocarbon trapping

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    20180 citations

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17. Trait-based inference of environmental constraints on lichen epiphyte communities at multiple spatial scales

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    20160 citations

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18. Geographic heat maps of lichen traits derived by combining LIAS light description and GBIF occurrence data, provided on a new platform

    G. Rambold, L. Zedda, J. Coyle, Derek Peršoh +2 more

    2016Biodiversity and Conservation0 citations

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