Stephen P. Yanoviak is affiliated with the University of Louisville in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Environmental Science and Agricultural and Biological Sciences, with a focus on several subfields including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Global and Planetary Change, Genetics, Ecology, and Nature and Landscape Conservation.
The scientist's work addresses a range of topics such as fire effects on ecosystems, insect and arachnid ecology and behavior, plant and animal studies, forest insect ecology and management, forest ecology and management, plant responses to elevated CO2, and forest ecology and biodiversity studies.
Frequent coauthors in Stephen P. Yanoviak's publications include Evan M. Gora, Jeffrey C. Burchfield, Phillip M. Bitzer, Kane A. Lawhorn, and Cèsar Gutiérrez.
Stephen P. Yanoviak's research has appeared in multiple venues, with notable publication frequency in Ecology, Biotropica, Insect Conservation and Diversity, Global Change Biology, and New Phytologist.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Stephen P. Yanoviak illustrate a focus on insect ecology, thermal tolerance in ants, and the impacts of lightning disturbances on tropical forests. These papers include:
Raphael K. Didham;Raphael K. Didham;Yves Basset;C. Matilda Collins;Simon R. Leather
Michael Kaspari;Natalie A. Clay;Natalie A. Clay;Jane Lucas;Stephen P. Yanoviak
S. P. Yanoviak;M. Kaspari
Michael R. Willig;Steven J. Presley;Christopher P. Bloch;Christine L. Hice
Robert Dudley;Greg Byrnes;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Brendan Borrell
Michael E. Kaspari;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Robert K. Dudley;May Yuan
Michael E. Kaspari;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Robert K. Dudley
Stephen. P. Yanoviak;Stephen. P. Yanoviak;Robert Dudley;Robert Dudley;Michael Kaspari;Michael Kaspari
Ola M. Fincke;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Richard D. Hanschu
Michael Kaspari;Michael Kaspari;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Stephen P. Yanoviak
Stephen P. Yanoviak;Michael E. Kaspari;Robert K. Dudley;G. Poinar
Jelena Bujan;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Michael Kaspari
Michael Kaspari;Michael Kaspari;Natalie A. Clay;David A. Donoso;David A. Donoso;Steven P. Yanoviak
Robert Dudley;Stephen P. Yanoviak
Patricia V. Aguilar;Ivorlyne P. Greene;Lark L. Coffey;Gladys Medina;Gladys Medina
Robert K. Dudley;Robert K. Dudley;Michael E. Kaspari;Stephen P. Yanoviak
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Benjamin J. Adams;Stefan A. Schnitzer;Stefan A. Schnitzer;Stephen P. Yanoviak;Stephen P. Yanoviak
Michael E. Kaspari;Stephen P. Yanoviak
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