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Temporal stability of δ2H in insect tissues: Implications for isotope-based geographic assignments
Hydrogen isotope geolocation of insects is based on the assumption that the chitin in the wings of adult migratory insects preserves …
Eve E. Lindroos, Clement P. Bataille, Peter W. Holder, Gerard Talavera, Megan S. Reich
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Metals and metal isotopes incorporation in insect wings: Implications for geolocation and pollution exposure
Anthropogenic activities are exposing insects to elevated levels of toxic metals and are altering the bioavailability of essential …
Megan S Reich, Mira Kindra, Felipe Dargent, Lihai Hu, D T Tyler Flockhart, D Ryan Norris, Heather Kharouba, Gerard Talavera, Clément P Bataille
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Metals and metal isotopes incorporation in insect wings: Implications for geolocation and pollution exposure
Erratic spatiotemporal vegetation growth anomalies drive population outbreaks in a trans-Saharan insect migrant
Roger Lopez-Mañas, Joan Pere Pascual-Díaz, Aurora García-Berro, Farid Bahleman, Megan S. Reich, Lisa Pokorny, Clement P. Bataille, Roger Vila, Cristina Domingo-Marimon, Gerard Talavera
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Continuous‐surface geographic assignment of migratory animals using strontium isotopes: A case study with monarch butterflies
  1. Strontium isotope ratios (⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr) have shown promise for tracing the geographic origin of animal tissues because they have …
Megan S. Reich, D. T. Tyler Flockhart, D. Ryan Norris, Lihai Hu, Clement P. Bataille
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Drought alters the trophic role of an opportunistic generalist in an aquatic ecosystem
Abiotic change can alter species interactions by modifying species’ trophic roles, but this has not been well studied. Until now, …
Sarah L Amundrud, Sarina A Clay-Smith, Bret L Flynn, Kathleen E Higgins, Megan S Reich, Derek R H Wiens, Diane S Srivastava
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