Books and Book Chapters

1. A. Mougi (2020) Diversity of Functional Traits and Interactions-Perspectives on Community Dynamics. Theoretical biology series, Springer, Singapore.

2. A. Mougi (2020) Spatiality and community stability.  In: Diversity of Functional Traits and Interactions-Perspectives on Community Dynamics (Ed. A. Mougi) Springer, Singapore, pp. 63-77.

3. A. Mougi (2020) Interaction-type diversity and community stability. In: Diversity of Functional Traits and Interactions-Perspectives on Community Dynamics (Ed. A. Mougi) Springer, Singapore, pp. 175-190.

4. M. Kondoh, A. Mougi (2017) What kind of interaction-type diversity matters for community stability?  In: Adaptive Food Webs: Stability and Transitions of Real and Model Ecosystems (Eds. JC. Moore, PC. de Ruiter, KS. McCann, V. Wolters) Cambridge University Press. 

Journal Articles

1.        A. Mougi* (2025) Intraspecific higher order interactions enhance ecological community stability. Scientific Reports  15:30074

2.        A. Mougi* (2024) pH adaptation stabilizes bacterial communities. npj Biodiversity 3:32

3.        A. Mougi* (2024) Ecosystem engineering and food web stability. Scientific Reports 14:19400

4.        A. Mougi* (2024) Dual species interaction and ecological community stability. Ecology 105:e4251.

5.        A. Mougi* (2023) Eco-evolutionary dynamics in microbial interactions. Scientific Reports 13:9042

6.        A. Mougi* (2022) Phenological coadaptation can stabilize predator–prey dynamics. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 10:817339.

7.        A. Mougi* (2022) Infected food web and ecological stability. Scientific Reports 12:8139

8.        A. Mougi* (2022) Adaptive plasticity in activity modes and food web stability. PLoS ONE 17:e0267444

9.        A. Mougi* (2022) Predator interference and complexity-stability in food webs. Scientific Reports 12:2464

10. A. Mougi* (2021) Diversity of biological rhythm and food web stability. Biology Letters 17:20200673 

11. A. Mougi* (2020) Polyrhythmic  foraging and competitive coexistence. Scientific Reports 10:20282 

12. A. Mougi* (2020) Coupling of green and brown food webs and ecosystem stability. Ecology and Evolution 10:9192-9199

13. A. Mougi* (2020) Natural selection contributes to food web stability. PLoS ONE 5: e0227420

14. A. Mougi* (2019) Rapid  evolution of prey maintains predator diversity. PLoS ONE 14:e0227111 

15. A. Mougi* (2019) Adaptive migration promotes  food web persistence. Scientific Reports  9:12632

16. A. Mougi* (2018) Spatial compartmentation and  food web stability. Scientific Reports  8:16237

17. M. Dohi, A. Mougi*  (2018) A coexistence theory in microbial communities. Royal Society Open Science 5:180476

18. A. Rogawa, S. Ogata, A. Mougi* (2018) Parasite transmission between trophic levels stabilizes predator-prey interaction. Scientific Reports 8:12246

19. N. Mitani, A. Mougi* (2017) Population cycles emerging through multiple interaction types. Royal Society Open Science 4:170536.

20. A. Mougi* (2017) Persistence of a stage-structured food-web. Scientific Reports 7:11055.

21. A. Mougi* (2017) Spatial complexity enhances predictability in food webs. Scientific Reports 7:43440.

22. H. Toju*, M. Yamamichi, P. R. Guimarães Jr, J. M. Olesen, A. Mougi, T. Yoshida, J. N. Thompson (2017) Species-rich networks and eco-evolutionary synthesis at the metacommunity level. Nature Ecology & Evolution 1:0024. 

23. A. Mougi* (2016) The roles of amensalistic and commensalistic interactions in large ecological network stability. Scientific Reports  6:29929.

24. A. Mougi* (2016) Stability of an adaptive hybrid community. Scientific Reports 6:28181.

25. A. Mougi* (2016) Coevolution can stabilize a mutualistic interaction. Evolutionary Ecology 30:365-377.

26. A. Mougi, M. Kondoh* (2016) Food-web complexity, meta-community complexity and community stability. Scientific Reports 6:24478.

27. M. Kondoh*, A. Mougi, A. Ushimaru, K. Nakata (2016) Adaptive movement and food-chain dynamics: towards food-web theory without birth-death processes. Theoretical Ecology 9:15-25.

28. N. Takashina*, A. Mougi (2015) Maximum sustainable yields from a spatially explicit harvest model. Journal of Theoretical Biology 383:87-92.

29. M. Kondoh*, A. Mougi (2015) Interaction-type diversity hypothesis and interaction strength: the condition for the positive complexity-stability effect to arise. Population Ecology 57:21-27. 

30. A. Mougi*, M. Kondoh (2014) Stability of competition-antagonism-mutualism hybrid community and the role of community network structure. Journal of Theoretical Biology 360:54-58. 

31. A. Mougi*, M. Kondoh (2014) Instability of a hybrid module of antagonistic and mutualistic interactions. Population Ecology 56:257-263. 

32. A. Mougi*, M. Kondoh (2014) Adaptation in a hybrid world with multiple interaction types: a new mechanism for species coexistence. Ecological Research  29:113-119. 

33. N. Takashina*, A. Mougi (2014) Effects of marine protected areas on overfished fishing stocks with multiple stable states. Journal of Theoretical Biology 341:64-70.

34. A. Mougi* (2013) Allelopathic adaptation can cause competitive coexistence. Theoretical Ecology  6:165-171. 

35. A. Mougi, M. Kondoh* (2012) Diversity of interaction types and ecological community stability. Science 337:349-351. 

36. N. Takashina*, A. Mougi, Y. Iwasa (2012) Paradox of marine protected area: suppression of fishery may cause species loss. Population Ecology 54:475-485.

37. A. Mougi* (2012) Unusual predator-prey dynamics under reciprocal phenotypic plasticity. Journal of Theoretical Biology 305:96-102.

38.  A. Mougi* (2012) Predator-prey coevolution driven by size selective predation can cause anti-synchronized and cryptic population dynamics. Theoretical Population Biology 81:113-118.  

39. A. Mougi*, Y. Iwasa (2011) Green world maintained by adaptation. Theoretical Ecology 4: 201-210.

40. A. Mougi*, Y. Iwasa (2011) Unique coevolutionary dynamics in a predator-prey system. Journal of Theoretical Biology 277:83-89.

41. A. Mougi*, O. Kishida, Y. Iwasa (2011) Coevolution of phenotypic plasticity in predator and prey: why are inducible offenses rarer than inducible defenses? Evolution 65:1079-1087.

42. A. Mougi* (2010) Coevolution in a one predator-two prey system. PLoS ONE 5: e13887.

43. A. Mougi*, Y. Iwasa (2010) Evolution towards oscillation or stability in a predator-prey system. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 277:3163-3171.

44. O. Kishida*, G.C. Trussell., A. Mougi, K. Nishimura (2010) Evolutionary ecology of inducible morphological plasticity in predator-prey interaction: toward the practical links with population ecology. Population Ecology 52:37-46.

45. A. Mougi*, O. Kishida (2009) Reciprocal phenotypic plasticity can lead to stable predator-prey interaction. Journal of Animal Ecology 78:1172-1181.

46. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2009) Species invasion history influences community evolution in a tri-trophic food web model. PLoS ONE 4: e6731.

47. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2009) Imperfect optimal foraging and the paradox of enrichment. Theoretical Ecology 2: 33-39.

48. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2008) The paradox of enrichment in an adaptive world. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 275: 2563-2568.

49. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2008) Enrichment can damp population cycles: a balance of inflexible and flexible interactions. Oikos 117: 1732-1740.

50. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2007) A resolution of the paradox of enrichment. Journal of Theoretical Biology248: 194-201.

51. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2007) Evolution of life-history traits collapses competitive coexistence. Journal of Theoretical Biology 248: 552-559.

52. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2006) Evolution of the maturation rate collapses competitive coexistence. Journal of Theoretical Biology 241: 467-476.

53. A. Mougi*, K. Nishimura (2005) Coexistence of competitive species with a stage-structured life-cycle. Ecological Research 20: 581-589.

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