Area of research
Ecological Modeling · Social Psychology
Research interest
Research focused on Ecology and Shrubland, with related work in Habitat, Trophic level, Ecosystem. Notable publications include 'Rainfall, microhabitat, and small mammals influence the abundance and distribution of soil microorganisms in a Chilean semi-arid shrubland', 'El Niño Southern Oscillation drives conflict between wild carnivores and livestock farmers in a semiarid area in Chile', and 'Long-term field studies on rodents'.
Demography and Population Dynamics of a Small Mammal Assemblage in Chilean Semiarid Thorn‐Scrub Habitat: A 30‐Year Study
Within and Across Species Variation in Plant Traits in Response to Long-Term Experimental Herbivore Exclusion in a Semi-Arid Shrubland
Niche conservatism versus niche differentiation in sympatric chipmunks in the northern Sierra Nevada
Loss of native herbivores triggers diversity decline of ephemeral plant communities
Species interactions across trophic levels mediate rainfall effects on dryland vegetation dynamics
The Chilean Matorral: Characteristics, Biogeography, and Disturbance
Exclusion of small mammals and lagomorphs invasion interact with human-trampling to drive changes in topsoil microbial community structure and function in semiarid Chile
Long-term field studies on rodents
To what extent can and should revegetation serve as restoration?
Rainfall, microhabitat, and small mammals influence the abundance and distribution of soil microorganisms in a Chilean semi-arid shrubland
El Niño Southern Oscillation drives conflict between wild carnivores and livestock farmers in a semiarid area in Chile
The avifauna of Bosque Fray Jorge National Park and Chile's Norte Chico
Shrub–ephemeral plants interactions in semiarid north-central Chile: Is the nurse plant syndrome manifested at the community level?
Energetic compensation is historically contingent and not supported for small mammals in South American or Asian deserts