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SpecNet: Linking optical sampling to flux measurements

Living on the Red Edge: Integrating Remote Sensing with Carbon through FLUXNET and SpecNet

Book review: Learning R the practical way

Book review: Disrupting Science

Using food web dominator trees to catch secondary extinctions in action

In ecosystems, a single extinction event can give rise to multiple 'secondary' extinctions. Conservation effort would benefit from tools that help forecast the consequences of species removal. One such tool is the dominator tree, a graph-theoretic algorithm that when applied to food webs unfolds their complex architecture, yielding a simpler topology made of linear pathways that are essential for energy delivery. Each species along these chains is responsible for passing energy to the taxa that follow it and, as such, it is indispensable for their survival.

Cycling and Cycling Indices

Ascendency

A prelude and three fugues on groups in ecological networks

Behind the shroud: A survey of editors in ecology and evolution

Modeling the organochlorine contaminant intake of cormorants