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Ecological economics

Principal Investigator(s): Joan Roughgarden
Completed
Phylogeny and conservation: Problems in the quantification of biodiversity

Principal Investigator(s): John L. Gittleman, Michael L. McKinney
Completed
Understanding the role of individual-scale processes in community-level dynamics: What are the dynamically relevant organizational scales for predicting community dynamics?

Principal Investigator(s): Oswald J. Schmitz
Completed
Aquatic-terrestrial Biogeochemistry (ATBGC)

Principal Investigator(s): Nancy B. Grimm
Completed
Ecological stoichiometry of plant-herbivore interactions

Principal Investigator(s): James J. Elser, William F. Fagan
Completed
Restoring the landscape: An analysis of Native American approaches to ecological restoration

Principal Investigator(s): Gay A. Bradshaw
Completed
Integrating the statistical modeling of spatial data in ecology

Principal Investigator(s): Andrew M. Liebhold, Jessica Gurevitch
Completed
Extending, synthesizing, and applying recent advances in competition theory

Principal Investigator(s): Peter A. Abrams, Will G. Wilson
Completed
Proposal for Workshop and Web-Based Working Group on The Theoretical Foundations of Biodiversity/Ecosystem Function Relationships

Principal Investigator(s): Ann P. Kinzig, Stephen W. Pacala
Completed
Developing a modeling paradigm for spatially explicit urban ecology models

Principal Investigator(s): Peter Kareiva
Completed