PDFs of all publications are available on ResearchGate
In Press/Published
Beatty, M. A., K. E. Miller, R. J. Fletcher. 2026. Assessing the utility of umbrella species using co-occurrence, habitat, and management perspectives: an example with the Florida Scrub-Jay. Forest Ecology and Management.
Gilbert, N. A., M. A. Beatty, H. D. Bridgewater. 2026. Limited evidence that nest-site competition and facilitation drive range limits.Global Ecology and Biogeography.
Beatty, M. A., I. V. Brack, R. D. Holt, D. Valle, R. J. Fletcher. 2025. An invasive prey alters local and landscape contributions of sources and sinks for an endangered predator. Ecology.
Fletcher, R. J., M. A. Beatty, L. Elmquist, B. Jeffery, C. Poli, E. Roberston. 2024. An invasive prey and changing climate interact to shape the breeding phenology of an endangered predator. Global Change Biology.
Malmborg, C. A., A.M. Willson, L. M. Bradley, M. A. Beatty, D. H. Klinges, G. Koren, A. S. L. Lewis, K. Oshinubi, W. M. Woelmer. 2024. Defining model complexity: an ecological perspective. Meteorological Applications 31:e2202
McCleery, R., R. Guralnick, M. A. Beatty, M. Belitz, C. J. Campbell, J. Idec, M. Jones, Y. Kang, A. Potash, R. J. Fletcher. 2023. Uniting Experiments and Big Data to advance ecology and conservation. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 38:970–979.
Beatty, M. A., K. E. Miller, R. J. Fletcher. 2022. Snag density and stand age, but not stand size, explain occupancy and reproduction of an imperiled cavity nester in early successional forest. Avian Conservation & Ecology 17:36
In Prep/Review/Revision
Beatty, M. A., K. Colegrove, B. J. Estabrook, J. D. Boone, D. Hedwig, V. S. Foster, S. C. Sawyer, and C. M. Wood. (Invited for resubmission). A multiscale use model to estimate timing and intensity of habitat use for social, mobile species with passive acoustic data.
Beatty, M. A., C. D. Capello, A. N. Stillman, L. Symes, C. M. Wood. (In prep). A framework for using passive acoustic monitoring and eBird to inform avian conservation planning across scales.
Beatty, M. A, and R. J. Fletcher. (In prep). The scale of social information use in a metapopulation.