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Articles

  • Banville F, Strydom T, Blyth PSA, Brimacombe C, Catchen MD, Dansereau G, Higino G, Malpas T, Mayall H, Norman K, Gravel D, and Poisot T. Deciphering probabilistic species interaction networks. Ecology Letters, 2025, 28(6):e70161. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, Gravel D, Leroux SJ, Poisot T, and Fortin M-J. Publication-driven consistency in food web structures: Implications for comparative ecology. Ecology, 2025, 106(1):e4467. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, and Fortin M-J. Applying a method before its proof-of-concept: A cautionary tale using inferred food webs. Global Change Biology, 2024, 30(6):e17360. pdf_button

  • Gelmi‐Candusso TA, Brimacombe C, Ménard GC, and Fortin M-J. Building urban predator-prey networks using camera traps. Food Webs, 2023, 37:e00305. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Corrless RM, and Zamir M. Elliptic cross sections in blood flow regulation. AIMS Mathematics, 2023, 8(10):23108–23145. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, Michalska-Smith M, Poisot T, and Fortin M-J. Shortcomings of reusing species interaction networks created by different sets of researchers. PLOS Biology, 2023, 21(4):e3002068. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, Michalska-Smith MJ, Gravel D, and Fortin M-J. No strong evidence that modularity, specialization, or nestedness are linked to seasonal climatic variability in empirical bipartite networks. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 2022, 31(12):2510-2523. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, and Fortin M-J. How network size strongly determines trophic specialization: a technical comment on Luna et al. (2022). Ecology Letters, 2022, 25(8):1914-1916. pdf_button

  • Bodner K, Brimacombe C, Fortin M-J, and Molnár P. Why body size matters: how larger fish ontogeny shapes ecological network topology. Oikos, 2022, 2022(3):e08569. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Corrless RM, and Zamir M. Computation and applications of Mathieu functions: A historical perspective. SIAM Review, 2021, 63(4):653–720. pdf_button

  • Fortin M-J, Dale MRT, and Brimacombe C. Network ecology in dynamic landscapes. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 2021, 288(1949):20201889. pdf_button

  • Brimacombe C, Bodner K, and Fortin M-J. Inferred seasonal interaction rewiring of a freshwater stream fish network. Ecography, 2021, 44(2):219–230. pdf_button

  • Bodner K, Brimacombe C, Chenery ES, Greiner A, McLeod AM, Penk SR, and Vargas Soto JS. Ten simple rules for tackling your first mathematical models: A guide for graduate students by graduate students. PLOS Computational Biology, 2021, 17(1):e1008539. pdf_button

  • Leroux SJ, Brimacombe C, Khair S, Benidickson J, and Findlay CS. Legislative correlates of the size and number of protected areas in Canadian jurisdictions. Biological Conservation, 2015, 191:375–382. pdf_button

Thesis

  • Brimacombe C. On the effectiveness of analysing ecological communities as networks. University of Toronto, 2025. pdf_button

Book Chapters

  • Filotas É, Aquilué N, Brimacombe C, Drapeau P, Keeton W, Kneeshaw D, Messier C, Witté I, and Fortin M-J. Editors: Girona MM, Morin H, Gauthier S, Bergeron Y. In: Boreal Forests in the Face of Climate Change-Sustainable Management. Network framework for forest management. Springer-Nature, 2023, pp. 685-717. ISBN 978-3-031-15987-9. pdf_button

Non-Peer Reviewed

  • Brimacombe C. PLOS Biology’s behind the paper: Why we cannot tell different types of species interaction networks apart. 2023. Link to Biologue.

  • Bodner K, Brimacombe C, Fortin M-J. Re-examining evidence for birds optimizing fruit size near their geographic limits. Science. 2024. Link to eLetter.