Publications

Found 157 results
Author Title Type [ Year(Desc)]
1998
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ, Collier TR.  1998.  Host-parasitoid dynamics..
1999
Briggs CJ, Nisbet RM, Murdoch WW.  1999.  Delayed feedback and multiple attractors in a host–parasitoid system. Journal of Mathematical Biology. 38:317–345.
Bonsall MB, Godfray HCJ, Briggs CJ, Hassell MP.  1999.  Does Host Self-Regulation Increase the Likelihood of Insect-Pathogen Population Cycles? The American Naturalist. 153:228–235.
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ, Nisbet RM.  1999.  Dynamics of consumer-resource interactions: importance of individual attributes. Herbivores: between plants and predators. Blackwell Science Publ. :521–550.
H Godfray CHARLESJ, Briggs CJ.  1999.  The dynamics of insect-pathogen interactions. Theoretical approaches to biological control. :307–326.
Godfray HCJ, Briggs CJ, Barlow ND, O'Callaghan M, Glare TR, Jackson TA.  1999.  A model of insect—pathogen dynamics in which a pathogenic bacterium can also reproduce saprophytically. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B: Biological Sciences. 266:233–240.
Berlow EL, Navarrete SA, Briggs CJ, Power ME, Menge BA.  1999.  Quantifying variation in the strengths of species interactions. Ecology. 80:2206–2224.
Briggs CJ, Murdoch WW, Nisbet RM.  1999.  Recent developments in theory for biological control of insect pests by parasitoids. Theoretical approaches to biological control. :22–42.
Kendall BE, Briggs CJ, Murdoch WW, Turchin P, Ellner SP, McCauley E, Nisbet RM, Wood SN.  1999.  Why do populations cycle? A synthesis of statistical and mechanistic modeling approaches Ecology. 80:1789–1805.
2000
Briggs CJ, Latto J.  2000.  The effect of dispersal on the population dynamics of a gall-forming midge and its parasitoids. Journal of Animal Ecology. 69:96–105.
McCauley E, Kendall BE, Janssen A, Wood S, Murdoch WW, Hosseini P, Briggs CJ, Ellner SP, Nisbet RM, Sabelis MW et al..  2000.  Inferring colonization processes from population dynamics in spatially structured predator–prey systems. Ecology. 81:3350–3361.
Briggs CJ, Sait SM, Begon M, Thompson DJ, Godfray HCJ.  2000.  What causes generation cycles in populations of stored-product moths? Journal of Animal Ecology. :352–366.
2001
Briggs CJ, Collier TR.  2001.  Autoparasitism, interference, and parasitoid-pest population dynamics. Theoretical Population Biology. 60:33–57.
Ellner SP, McCauley E, Kendall BE, Briggs CJ, Hosseini PR, Wood SN, Janssen A, Sabelis MW, Turchin P, Nisbet RM et al..  2001.  Habitat structure and population persistence in an experimental community. Nature. 412:538–543.
Briggs CJ, Latto J.  2001.  Interactions between the egg and larval parasitoids of a gall-forming midge and their impact on the host. Ecological Entomology. 26:109–116.
2002
Turchin P, Briggs CJ, Ellner SP, Fischlin A, Kendall BE, McCauley E, Murdoch WW, Wood SN.  2002.  Population cycles of the larch budmoth in Switzerland. Population cycles: the case for trophic interactions (ed. AA Berryman). :130–141.
Murdoch WW, Kendall BE, Nisbet RM, Briggs CJ, McCauley E, Bolser R.  2002.  Single-species models for many-species food webs. Nature. 417:541–543.
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ.  2002.  Spatial dynamics of measles epidemics. Trends in Ecology & Evolution. 17:399–401.
2003
Aebi A, Amalin DM, Andow DA, Armer CA, Asplen MK, Bellamy DE, Benrey B, Boivin G, Buffington ML, Byrne DN et al..  2003.  . Journal of Insect Science. 3:33.
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ, Nisbet RM.  2003.  Consumer-resource dynamics. 36
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ.  2003.  Consumer-resource Dynamics.
Turchin P, Wood SN, Ellner SP, Kendall BE, Murdoch WW, Fischlin A, Casas J, McCauley E, Briggs CJ.  2003.  Dynamical effects of plant quality and parasitism on population cycles of larch budmoth. Ecology. 84:1207–1214.
Rohani P, Wearing HJ, Cameron T, Sait SM.  2003.  Natural enemy specialization and the period of population cycles. Ecology Letters. 6:381–384.
Murdoch WW, Briggs CJ, Nisbet RM, Kendall BE, McCauley E.  2003.  Reply. Ecology Letters. 6:384–387.
Borer ET, Briggs CJ, Murdoch WW, Swarbrick SL.  2003.  Testing intraguild predation theory in a field system: does numerical dominance shift along a gradient of productivity? Ecology Letters. 6:929–935.

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