Methods in Ecology and Evolution

An online only journal of the British Ecological Society

Edited by: Rob Freckleton, University of Sheffield, UK with Graziella Iossa

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2011 top cited papers – part 3
Published on Jan 25 at 09:57
Welcome to part 3 of our review of the most highly cited papers published by Methods in Ecology and Evolution in 2011. In case you missed them, here are part 1 and part 2 of this series. Population...

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Issue 2.6

RBrownie: an R package for testing hypotheses about rates of evolutionary change
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Randomization tests for quantifying species importance to ecosystem function
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Temporal scaling of episodic point estimates of seed predation to long-term predation rates
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Assessing the reliability of fatty acid–specific stable isotope analysis for trophic studies

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