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Kevin Gross
518E Cox Hall
Biomathematics Program
Department of Statistics
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC USA  27695
gross@stat.ncsu.edu
919-513-4690 (tel)
919-515-1909 (fax)

Gross, K.  Positive interactions among competitors can produce species-rich communities.  Ecology Letters, in press.

Gross, K.  Fusing spatial resource heterogeneity with a competition-colonization trade-off in model communities.  Theoretical Ecology, in press.

Gross, K., and B. J. Cardinale.  2007.  Does species richness drive community productivity or vice versa?  Reconciling historical and contemporary paradigms in competitive communities.  American Naturalist, 170: 207-220.

Gross, K., W. F. Morris, M. S. Wolosin, and D. F. Doak.  2006.  Modeling vital rates improves estimation of population projection matrices.  Population Ecology 48: 79-89.

Gross, K., and B. J. Cardinale.  2005.  The functional consequences of random versus ordered species extinctions.  Ecology Letters 8: 409-418.

Gross, K., A. R. Ives, and E. V. Nordheim.  2005.  Estimating fluctuating vital rates from time series data: A case study of aphid biocontrol.  Ecology 86: 740-752.

Gross, K., B. A. Craig, and W. D. Hutchison.  2002.  Bayesian estimation of a demographic matrix model from stage-frequency data.  Ecology 83: 3285-3298.

Ives, A. R., K. Gross, and J. L. Klug.  1999.  Stability and variability in competitive communities. Science 286:542-544.

Ives, A. R., J. L. Klug, and K. Gross.  2000.  Stability and species richness in complex communities. Ecology Letters 3:399-411.