Methods in Ecology and Evolution
Copyright © 2010 British Ecological Society
An Official Journal of the British Ecological Society
- Edited by: Rob Freckleton, University of Sheffield, UK with Graziella Iossa
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- Allometry, statistics, telemetry and physiology – new papers online
- Published online on Jan 25 at 14:43
- Four new papers published in January
- Published online on Jan 13 at 10:54
Four more papers have gone online this month and we are close to being able to put together the first issue of the journal! In the first new paper to be published Adrian Barnett and colleagues...
Four new papers have been published online this month. These cover a range of topics including ecological modelling, measuring diversity, detecting range shifts and physiological ecology. In the...
Correspondence site
The launch of Methods in Ecology and Evolution will include a moderated correspondence site:
- A forum for those developing and using methods;
- Authors and readers can post, read and respond to correspondence online;
- A vehicle to suggest new features for the journal and online publishing.
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