André M. Bellvé

André M. Bellvé's research combines fossil records with modern ecological data to understand how species' habitats and populations have shifted over time, with a focus on New Zealand plants and seabirds. Work includes modeling breeding grounds for burrowing seabirds, studying cold tolerance in tree ferns, and using population viability analysis informed by fossil data to guide conservation of native bird species like the pāteke (brown teal). The research also touches on plant ecology, pest control in agriculture, and even meta-scientific questions about how academic citation metrics affect fairness in publishing.

Publication output was minimal or absent for much of the past decade but has grown noticeably since 2022, with the most active years being 2024-2026.

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