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Ray Callaway, Montana, 'Biochemical novelty and exotic plant invasions'

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Ray Callaway, Montana, 'Biochemical novelty and exotic plant invasions'
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Reproductive strategies of reef fishes predict both within-species genetic differentiation and within-family species richness

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Cynthia Riginos, University of Queensland

Connectivity Drives Function: Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics in a Floodplain-Aquifer Ecosystem

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Alison Appling, UPE Graduate
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Phylogenies, functional trait evolution and community assembly: perspectives from plant-mycorrhizal interactions

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Hafiz Mahareli, University of Guelph
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Estimating body condition in right whales and elephant seals as a key link between disturbance and population level consequences

Submitted by allan.bacon on Fri, 01/20/2012 - 09:44
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Rob Schick, the Clark Lab
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