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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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    I hope that you have had an enjoyable and productive summer – this is just to update on a few bits of news from Methods in Ecology and Evolution. First, Issue 3 has appeared – there are articles on...

    Here is the methods digest update for June 2010 – do let me know if there is anything that you think I should feature. In Oikos Novak & Wooton have a paper on using indices to quantify the...

Correspondence site

Methods in Ecology and Evolution launches its 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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Collection of four graphsDetecting an impact of predation on bird populations depends on the methods used to assess the predators by Malcolm Nicoll and Ken Norris

Digital data collection in forest dynamics plots by Faith Inman-Narahari et al.

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