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  1. Publication

    Parasite species richness in carnivors: Effects of host body mass, latitude, geographical range and population density

  2. Publication

    Toxicity of copper to larval Primephales promelas in the presence of photodegraded natural dissolved organic matter

  3. Publication

    Photochemical control of copper complexation by dissolved organic matter in Rocky Mountain streams, Colorado

  4. Publication

    Complexation and time-dependent accumulation of copper by larval fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas): Implications for modeling toxicity

  5. Publication

    Global analysis of nitrogen and phosphorus limitation of primary producers in freshwater, marine and terrestrial ecosystems

  6. Publication

    Niche Modeling: Predictions from Statistical Distributions

  7. Publication

    Amboseli elephant database

    The main database (in Access) comprises visual on-the-ground sightings by (over the years) sixteen observers of (now) 53 elephants families (ca. 2000 known individuals) of the Amboseli elephant population from September 1972 until the present.

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    Analysis of long-term litter decomposition experiments

    Although numerous short-term experiments have been used to develop conceptual and simulation models of decomposition, very little is known about the later stages of this process. Exclusion of this later stage has led, at best, to incomplete understanding of ecosystem carbon and nitrogen dynamics. This working group examined the wealth of litter and decomposition data that has been produced by several recent long-term field experiments.

  9. Publication

    Ants, birds, and tree diversity: Coffee agroecosystem meta-analysis

    Data on richness and abundance of three taxonomic groups (ants, birds, and trees) were collected in coffee agroecosystems (varying in management style) and nearby forest fragments in Mesoamerica and South America to assess the impact of coffee management intensification on biodiversity. Original data were collected in several regions/countries including Mexico (Veracruz, Chiapas, Soconusco), Guatemala, Peru, Colombia, and Nicaragua. Data were collected in several different projects by the co-owners of the data, but were generally collected between 1993-2006.