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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

Discontinuities in body size distributions: A view from the top

Biodiversity power laws

Introduction: Scaling biodiversity- what is the problem?

Scaling Biodiversity

Bt crop effects on functional guilds of non-target arthropods: A meta-analysis

Effects of herbivory and patch size on tree seedling survivorship in a fog-dependent coastal rainforest in semiarid Chile

Ecosystem engineering affects ecosystem functioning in high-Andean landscapes

Ecosystem engineers are organisms that change the distribution of materials and energy in the abiotic environment, usually creating and maintaining new habitat patches in the landscape. Such changes in habitat conditions have been widely documented to affect the distributions and performances of other species but up to now no studies have addressed how such effects can impact the biotically driven physicochemical processes associated with these landscapes, or ecosystem functions.