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Kailen A. Mooney

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University of California, Irvine

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School of Biological Sciences

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Kailen A. Mooney is currently serving as an Ecology And Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Irvine.

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Kailen A. Mooney

University of California, Irvine

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ecology evolutionary biology avian biology environmental science entomology plant ecology evolutionary ecology conservation biology wildlife ecology plant science animal ecology botany wildlife climate change forest ecology community (ecology) behavioral ecology spatial ecology functional ecology biotic interactions predator-prey interactions vegetation science genetics insect science ecology and evolutionary biology ecological entomology plant-insect interactions biogeography applied ecology plant physiology ornithology plant-parasite coevolution ecology evolution adaptation specie interaction landscape ecology breeding behavior terrestrial ecology plant-animal interactions plant genetics plant biology natural enemies plant traits zoology plant-abiotic interaction wildlife biology mutualism (biology) mutualistic interactions forest entomology invasion biology arthropod communities latitudinal variation insect herbivores insect herbivory ecological applications plant diversity climate change adaptation trophic impact plant genomics short-term variability foraging population ecology phenology agricultural sciences plant genotype tri-trophic interactions diet breadth herbivore diet breadth herbivore abundance macroecology theoretical ecology funding priorities key gaps community ecology tropical agroforestry systems vertebrate insectivores

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Author Response for"Tree Diversity Enhances Predation by Birds but Not by Arthropods Across Climate Gradients". (2024)

None Carla Vázquez‐GonzálezNone Bastien CastagneyrolNone Evalyne W. MuiruriNone Luc BarbaroNone Luis Abdala‐RobertsNone Nadia BarsoumNone Jochen FründNone Carolyn GlynnNone Hervé JactelNone William J. McSheaNone Simone MereuNone Kailen A. MooneyNone Lourdes MorillasNone Charles A. NockNone Alain PaquetteNone John D. ParkerNone William C. ParkerNone Javier RoalesNone Michael Scherer‐LorenzenNone Andreas SchuldtNone Kris VerheyenNone Martin WeihNone Bo YangNone Julia Koricheva

wildlife ecologyauthor responseadaptationwildlifezoologyavian biologypredator-prey interactionsclimate gradientsevolutionary biologyecologyconservation biologyornithology

Decomposing an Elevational Gradient in Predation by Insectivorous Birds. Ecosphere (2024)

Lydia S. DeanCarla Vázquez‐GonzálezSierra HellwitzLuis Abdala‐RobertsKailen A. Mooney

wildlife ecologyspatial ecologyhuman impacts on the environmentearth sciencewildlifeenvironmental scienceavian biologypredator-prey interactionsanimal ecologyapplied ecologyextreme environmentsrange shiftecologyhigh elevationelevational gradientinsectivorous birdsconservation biologyornithology

Herbivory and Water Availability Interact to Shape the Adaptive Landscape in the Perennial Forb, Boechera Stricta. Evolution (2024)

M Inam JameelLisa DuncanKailen MooneyJill T Anderson

adaptationperennial forbevolutionary biologyecologyadaptive landscape

Temporal Variation in Tree Diversity Effects on Birds and Its Implications for Top-Down Control of Insect Herbivores in a Tropical System. Oecologia (2024)

Carla Vázquez-GonzálezEdith Villa-GalavizMartha Reyes-HernándezBiiniza Perez-NiñoTeresa Quijano-MedinaVíctor Parra-TablaKailen A. MooneyLuis Abdala-Roberts

temporal variationinsect herbivoreswildlifeforest ecologytop-down controlenvironmental sciencebiodiversityavian biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyecologytropical systemtree diversity effectsconservation biologylivestock science

Testing the Contribution of Vertebrate Predators and Leaf Traits to Mainland–Island Differences in Insect Herbivory on Oaks. Journal of Ecology (2024)

Carla Vázquez‐GonzálezLuis Abdala‐RobertsBeatriz Lago‐NúñezLydia S. DeanMiquel CapóRaúl de la MataAyco J. M. TackJohan A. StenbergFelisa CoveloAna CaoJoana CursachAna Hernández‐SerranoFinn HansenKailen A. MooneyXoaquín Moreira

leaf traitsinsect herbivoryvertebrate predatorsecologymainland-island differences

Tree Diversity Enhances Predation by Birds but Not by Arthropods Across Climate Gradients. Ecology Letters (2024)

Carla Vázquez‐GonzálezBastien CastagneyrolEvalyne W. MuiruriLuc BarbaroLuis Abdala‐RobertsNadia BarsoumJochen FründCarolyn GlynnHervé JactelWilliam J. McSheaSimone MereuKailen A. MooneyLourdes MorillasCharles A. NockAlain PaquetteJohn D. ParkerWilliam C. ParkerJavier RoalesMichael Scherer‐LorenzenAndreas SchuldtKris VerheyenMartin WeihBo YangJulia Koricheva

climate changeavian biologypredator-prey interactionsclimate gradientsecology

Consequences of Arthropod Community Structure for an At-Risk Insectivorous Bird. PLoS ONE (2023)

Cee S. NellRiley PrattJutta BurgerKristine L. PrestonKathleen K. TresederDana KamadaKarly MooreKailen A. Mooney

climate changeat-risk insectivorous birdavian biologyarthropod community structureecologyentomologyornithology

Ecological Convergence in Phytochemistry and Flower–Insect Visitor Interactions Along an Andean Elevation Gradient. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Alma Nalleli Carvajal AcostaLudovico FormentiAdrienne GodschalxAngelos KatsanisConstanza SchapheerKailen MooneyCristian VillagraSergio Rasmann

spatial ecologyaquatic ecosystemsphytochemistryandean elevation gradientflower-insect visitor interactionsecological convergencelandscape ecologyecology

Effects of Seedling Conspecific Density and Heterospecific Frequency on Insect Herbivory in a Tropical Dry Forest. Agricultural and Forest Entomology (2023)

Luis Abdala‐RobertsJorge Carlos Berny‐Mier y TeránCarla Vázquez‐GonzálezAriel CohuoJorge LeónLimbenr ValleKailen A. MooneyEnrique Reyes‐NoveloXoaquín Moreira

agricultural sciencesvegetation scienceheterospecific frequencyforest ecologyconspecific densityagricultural economicstropical dry forestinsect herbivoryavian biologyforest entomologyecologyentomology

Three-Way Species Interactions Reverse the Positive Pairwise Effects of Two Natives on an Exotic Invader. Plant Ecology (2023)

Benjamin M. SchlauTravis E. HuxmanKailen A. MooneyJessica D. Pratt

positive pairwise effectsthree-way species interactionsplant ecologyexotic invaderinvasion biologyecology

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Kailen A. Mooney

Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Kailen A. Mooney is currently serving as an Ecology And Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Kailen A. Mooney

University of California, Irvine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Response for"Tree Diversity Enhances Predation by Birds but Not by Arthropods Across Climate Gradients". (2024)

wildlife ecologyauthor responseadaptationwildlifezoologyavian biologypredator-prey interactionsclimate gradientsevolutionary biologyecologyconservation biologyornithology

Decomposing an Elevational Gradient in Predation by Insectivorous Birds. Ecosphere (2024)

Lydia S. DeanCarla Vázquez‐GonzálezSierra HellwitzLuis Abdala‐RobertsKailen A. Mooney

Herbivory and Water Availability Interact to Shape the Adaptive Landscape in the Perennial Forb, Boechera Stricta. Evolution (2024)

M Inam JameelLisa DuncanKailen MooneyJill T Anderson

adaptationperennial forbevolutionary biologyecologyadaptive landscape

Temporal Variation in Tree Diversity Effects on Birds and Its Implications for Top-Down Control of Insect Herbivores in a Tropical System. Oecologia (2024)

Carla Vázquez-GonzálezEdith Villa-GalavizMartha Reyes-HernándezBiiniza Perez-NiñoTeresa Quijano-MedinaVíctor Parra-TablaKailen A. MooneyLuis Abdala-Roberts

Testing the Contribution of Vertebrate Predators and Leaf Traits to Mainland–Island Differences in Insect Herbivory on Oaks. Journal of Ecology (2024)

leaf traitsinsect herbivoryvertebrate predatorsecologymainland-island differences

Tree Diversity Enhances Predation by Birds but Not by Arthropods Across Climate Gradients. Ecology Letters (2024)

climate changeavian biologypredator-prey interactionsclimate gradientsecology

Consequences of Arthropod Community Structure for an At-Risk Insectivorous Bird. PLoS ONE (2023)

Cee S. NellRiley PrattJutta BurgerKristine L. PrestonKathleen K. TresederDana KamadaKarly MooreKailen A. Mooney

climate changeat-risk insectivorous birdavian biologyarthropod community structureecologyentomologyornithology

Ecological Convergence in Phytochemistry and Flower–Insect Visitor Interactions Along an Andean Elevation Gradient. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Alma Nalleli Carvajal AcostaLudovico FormentiAdrienne GodschalxAngelos KatsanisConstanza SchapheerKailen MooneyCristian VillagraSergio Rasmann

spatial ecologyaquatic ecosystemsphytochemistryandean elevation gradientflower-insect visitor interactionsecological convergencelandscape ecologyecology

Effects of Seedling Conspecific Density and Heterospecific Frequency on Insect Herbivory in a Tropical Dry Forest. Agricultural and Forest Entomology (2023)

Luis Abdala‐RobertsJorge Carlos Berny‐Mier y TeránCarla Vázquez‐GonzálezAriel CohuoJorge LeónLimbenr ValleKailen A. MooneyEnrique Reyes‐NoveloXoaquín Moreira

Three-Way Species Interactions Reverse the Positive Pairwise Effects of Two Natives on an Exotic Invader. Plant Ecology (2023)

Benjamin M. SchlauTravis E. HuxmanKailen A. MooneyJessica D. Pratt

positive pairwise effectsthree-way species interactionsplant ecologyexotic invaderinvasion biologyecology

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