It was published in Nature[6] and called ' a paper that will turn our attention in a completely new direction' by Dr John Pandolfi of the University of Queensland.
[1] She was external examiner for University College London on 'Predicting population trends under environmental change: comparing methods against observed data'.
[4] When not focused on biodiversity change, macroecology or reef ecology, her research also looked into Trinidadian guppies, in considering polyandry in fish.
[14][15] Citations can be found in Google Scholar[16] Dornelas has engaged in a number of public outreach events such as talking to the British Ecological Society on 'Is biodiversity declining?
[18] In 2020 Dornelas contributed to the World Economic Forum discussion on How forest loss has changed biodiversity across the globe over the last 150 years.