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Predicting extinction: The dynamics of salmon populations at low densities

Principal Investigator(s): Ray Hilborn
Completed
Coevolution and the organization of biodiversity

Principal Investigator(s): John N. Thompson
Completed
Climatic and Habitat Inference from Features of Mammalian Paleocommunities

Principal Investigator(s): John Damuth
Completed
Ecosystem Model-Data Intercomparison Working Group on Data - Synthesis, Formats, and Establishment of an EMDI Server Facility

Principal Investigator(s): Kathy A. Hibbard
Completed
Habitat conservation planning for endangered species

Principal Investigator(s): Peter Kareiva
Completed
Theoretical and empirical approaches to the study of gene flow in fragmented and managed populations

Principal Investigator(s): Victoria L. Sork
Completed
Value of the world's ecosystem services and natural capital: Toward a dynamic, integrated approach

Principal Investigator(s): Robert Costanza, Stephen Farber
Completed
Automation of ecological data management using structured metadata (Hosted by NCEAS)

Principal Investigator(s): Matthew B. Jones, Frank W. Davis, Omar J. Reichman, Mark P. Schildhauer
Completed
Nitrogen transport and transformations: A regional and global analysis

Principal Investigator(s): Robert W. Howarth
Completed
Predicting population level effects of toxicants

Principal Investigator(s): Roger M. Nisbet
Completed