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David Holway

University of California, San Diego

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ecology entomology avian biology evolutionary biology invasion biology biological invasions biology behavioral ecology wildlife animal ecology insect science ecological entomology conservation biology ornithology argentine ants community (ecology) animal behavior environmental science spatial ecology evolutionary ecology interspecific behavioral interaction biodiversity biotic interactions wildlife ecology argentine ant biogeography population biology ecology and evolutionary biology invasive species invasive argentine ant ecology evolution population ecology social insects breeding behavior plant-insect interactions animal physiology applied ecology pest management specie interaction insect social behavior specie distribution plant ecology social parasitism vegetation science invasive argentine ants molecular ecology biological conservation forest ecology foraging landscape ecology experimental biology zoogeography range shift ecosystem interactions mutualism (biology) plant reproduction ant invasions native ants animal behaviour movement ecology macroecology terrestrial ecology drought resilience genetic diversity competitive asymmetry intraspecific aggression non-native honey bees continuous gas exchange ant species floral visitation native bee assemblages introduced argentine ant trophic position biological evolution genetic admixture invasive ants

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An Assemblage-Level Comparison of Genetic Diversity and Population Genetic Structure Between Island and Mainland Ant Populations. Evolution (2024)

Ida NaughtonNeil D TsutsuiPhilip S WardDavid A Holway

avian biologymainland ant populationspopulation geneticspopulation genetic structureassemblage-level comparisonevolutionary biologygenetic diversity

Exploitation of a Marine Subsidy by a Terrestrial Invader. Biological Invasions (2024)

Christopher WintersGrace JurgelaDavid Holway

marine subsidyecologybiological invasionsterrestrial invader

Habitat Parameters Influencing the Distribution of a Geographically Isolated Flying Squirrel. Conservation Science and Practice (2024)

Clark S. WinchellDavid A. HolwayCorinne A. DigginsPaul F. DohertyStella C. YuanDaniel Banyai‐BeckerScott B. Tremor

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologywildlifehabitat parametersbiogeographywildlife biologydistribution (marketing)spatial ecologyspecie distributiongeographyzoogeographyanimal conservationconservation biologyconservation scienceenvironmental scienceecology

Temperature and Soil Moisture Manipulation Yields Evidence of Drought‐Induced Pollen Limitation in Bee‐Pollinated Squash. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jess GambelDavid A. Holway

environmental scienceapplied plant ecologyavian biologycrop ecologyplant scienceevolutionary ecologyplant ecologyecologysoil biologyplant physiologybee-pollinated squashcrop physiologyforestryclimate changeentomologydroughtlivestock sciencedrought-induced pollen limitationevolutionary biologyplant reproduction

Divergent Responses of Generalist and Specialist Pollinators to Experimental Drought: Outcomes for Plant Reproduction. Ecology (2023)

Jess GambelDavid A. Holway

conservation biologyagricultural economicsavian biologydivergent responsesevolutionary ecologyplant ecologypublic healthecologyecosystemsadaptationapplied ecologywildlife ecologyexperimental droughtplant physiologyaquatic ecosystemsclimate changespecialist pollinatorsforest ecologyshort-term variabilityplant reproductiondrought resilience

Variation in Argentine Ant (Linepithema Humile) Trophic Position as a Function of Time. Biological Invasions (2022)

Evelyne BaratelliChad TillbergAndy SuarezSean MenkeIda NaughtonDavid Holway

mammalogyinterspecific behavioral interactionlinepithema humilebiologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyzoologyzoogeographytrophic positionecologyargentine antbehavioral ecology

Changes in Argentine Ant Trophic Position as a Function of Time. Research Square (Research Square) (2021)

Evelyne BaratelliChad TillbergAndy SuarezSean MenkeIda NaughtonDavid A. Holway

applied ecologyargentine antrange shiftecology evolutionspatial ecologyinvasion biologyrice canyongeographyevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologybiological invasionsspatial scalebiogeographyfunctional ecologyecologyecosystem interactionscommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Interspecific Pollen Transport Between Non-Native Fennel and an Island Endemic Buckwheat: Assessment of the Magnet Effect. Biological Invasions (2021)

K. J. EtterG. JunqueraJ. Horvet-FrenchR. AlarcónK. -L. J. HungD. A. Holway

conservation biologyenvironmental scienceavian biologyornithologyspatial ecologyplant scienceplant ecologyanimal ecologyecologyvegetation scienceinvasion biologyisland endemic buckwheatnon-native fennelterrestrial ecologybiogeographyaquatic ecosystemsentomologypalynologybotanymagnet effectevolutionary biologyinterspecific pollen transport

Joint Impacts of Drought and Habitat Fragmentation on Native Bee Assemblages in a California Biodiversity Hotspot. Insects (2021)

Keng-Lou James HungSara S. SandovalJohn S. AscherDavid A. Holway

wildlifewater ecologiesecohydrologyconservation scienceenvironmental sciencedrought risk managementavian biologyspatial ecologypublic healthecologyhabitat fragmentationdrought managementclimate changeentomologyjoint impactsdroughtbiodiversitycalifornia biodiversity hotspotlivestock scienceforest ecologynative bee assemblagesdrought resilience

The Importance of Scavenging in Ant Invasions. Current Opinion in Insect Science (2021)

David A HolwayErin K Cameron

geneticsinvasion biologyinsect scienceant invasionsentomology

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David Holway

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Biological Sciences

NoneDavid Holway is currently serving as a Biological Sciences faculty at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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University of California, San Diego

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Assemblage-Level Comparison of Genetic Diversity and Population Genetic Structure Between Island and Mainland Ant Populations. Evolution (2024)

Ida NaughtonNeil D TsutsuiPhilip S WardDavid A Holway

avian biologymainland ant populationspopulation geneticspopulation genetic structureassemblage-level comparisonevolutionary biologygenetic diversity

Exploitation of a Marine Subsidy by a Terrestrial Invader. Biological Invasions (2024)

Christopher WintersGrace JurgelaDavid Holway

marine subsidyecologybiological invasionsterrestrial invader

Habitat Parameters Influencing the Distribution of a Geographically Isolated Flying Squirrel. Conservation Science and Practice (2024)

Clark S. WinchellDavid A. HolwayCorinne A. DigginsPaul F. DohertyStella C. YuanDaniel Banyai‐BeckerScott B. Tremor

Temperature and Soil Moisture Manipulation Yields Evidence of Drought‐Induced Pollen Limitation in Bee‐Pollinated Squash. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jess GambelDavid A. Holway

Divergent Responses of Generalist and Specialist Pollinators to Experimental Drought: Outcomes for Plant Reproduction. Ecology (2023)

Jess GambelDavid A. Holway

Variation in Argentine Ant (Linepithema Humile) Trophic Position as a Function of Time. Biological Invasions (2022)

Evelyne BaratelliChad TillbergAndy SuarezSean MenkeIda NaughtonDavid Holway

Changes in Argentine Ant Trophic Position as a Function of Time. Research Square (Research Square) (2021)

Evelyne BaratelliChad TillbergAndy SuarezSean MenkeIda NaughtonDavid A. Holway

Interspecific Pollen Transport Between Non-Native Fennel and an Island Endemic Buckwheat: Assessment of the Magnet Effect. Biological Invasions (2021)

K. J. EtterG. JunqueraJ. Horvet-FrenchR. AlarcónK. -L. J. HungD. A. Holway

Joint Impacts of Drought and Habitat Fragmentation on Native Bee Assemblages in a California Biodiversity Hotspot. Insects (2021)

Keng-Lou James HungSara S. SandovalJohn S. AscherDavid A. Holway

The Importance of Scavenging in Ant Invasions. Current Opinion in Insect Science (2021)

David A HolwayErin K Cameron

geneticsinvasion biologyinsect scienceant invasionsentomology

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