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Rarity in Chilean forest birds: which ecological and life-history traits matter?

Scaling metabolic rate fluctuations

Ecosystem engineering facilitates invasions by exotic plants in high-Andean ecosystems

Ecosystem engineers are organisms that change abiotic conditions in ways that affect the performance and distribution of other species, including exotics.

Selectivity extinction of late neogene bivalve extinction in the temperate Pacific coast of South America

Conserving biodiversity efficiently: What to do, where, and when

On the relationship between trophic position, body mass and temperature: reformulating the energy limitation hypothesis

Understanding the factors that constrain and drive changes in food chain length represents an open challenge in ecology. Although several explanatory hypotheses have been proposed, no synthesis has yet been achieved. The role of body size has been well‐studied in recent years because the hierarchy of trophic connections – in which large animals consume small ones – suggests a positive relationship between trophic position and body size.

How well do the existing and proposed reserve networks represent vertebrate species in Chile?

Ecological and biogeographical inferences on two sympatric and enigmatic andean cat species using genetic identification of feacal samples

Regeneration patterns and persistence of the fog-dependent Fray Jorge forest in semiarid Chile during the past two centuries

On the seasonal effect of landscape structure on a bird species: the thorn-tailed rayadito in a relict forest in northern Chile