Publication List

• Snyder, Robin E. Transient dynamics in altered disturbance regimes: recovery may start quickly, then slow, Theoretical Ecology, DOI 10.1007/s12080-008-0030-4.

• Snyder, Robin E. When does environmental variation most influence species coexistence?, Theoretical Ecology, 2008, 1(3), 129--139. A Faculty of 1000 paper (id 1104456)

• Snyder, Robin E. Spatiotemporal population distributions and their implications for species coexistence in a variable environment, Theoretical Population Biology, 2007, 72(1), 7--20.

• Schoolmaster, Donald and Snyder, Robin E.; Invasibility in a spatiotemporally fluctuating environment is determined by the periodicity of fluctuations and resident turnover rates, Proceedings of the Royal Society B --- Biological Sciences, 2007, 274(1616), 1429--1435.
• Snyder, Robin E. Multiple risk mechanisms: can dormancy substitute for dispersal? Ecology Letters, 2006, 9, 1106--1114.

• Snyder, Robin E.; Borer, Elizabeth T.; Chesson, Peter. Examining the relative importance of spatial and nonspatial coexistence mechanisms. The American Naturalist, 2005, 166(4), E75--E94, http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/resolve?AN40838. This is a Faculty of 1000 paper (id 1028960).

• Snyder, Robin E.; Chesson, Peter How the spatial scales of dispersal, competition, and environmental heterogeneity interact to affect coexistence, The American Naturalist, 2004, 164(5), 633--650.

• Snyder, Robin E.; Chesson, Peter L. Local dispersal can facilitate coexistence in the presence of permanent spatial heterogeneity. Ecology Letters, 2003, 6(4), 301--309.

• Snyder, Robin E. How demographic stochasticity can slow biological invasions. Ecology, 2003, 84(5), 1333-1339.

• Snyder, Robin E.; Nisbet, Roger M. Spatial structure and fluctuations in the contact process and related models. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2000, 62(5), 959-975.

• Nisbet, Roger M.; de Roos, Andre M.; Wilson, William G.; Snyder, Robin E. Discrete consumers, small scale resource heterogeneity, and population stability. Ecology Letters, 1998, 1, 34-37.

• Snyder, R.E. Spatial correlations in the contact process: a step toward better ecological models. Proceedings of the first conference of the New England Complex Systems Institute, Sep. 1997, Nashua, New Hampshire, Oxford University Press. (in press)

• Snyder, R.E.; Ball, R.C. Self-organized criticality in computer models of settling powders. Physical Review E, Jan. 1994, 49(1), 104-9.

• Snyder, R.; Pergellis, A.N.; Graham, P.A.; Yurke, B. Light-transmission study of coarsening in a nematic liquid crystal. Physical Review A, 15 Feb. 1992, 45(4), R2169-72.

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