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title: Appendix E. Literature cited in Appendices A–D.

description: Literature cited in Appendices A–D.
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title: Appendix A. List of non-area-sensitive and area-sensitive species used in the analyses (from Robbins et al. 1989).

description: List of non-area-sensitive and area-sensitive species used in the analyses (from Robbins et al. 1989).
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title: Appendix A. List of non-area-sensitive and area-sensitive species used in the analyses (from Robbins et al. 1989).

description: List of non-area-sensitive and area-sensitive species used in the analyses (from Robbins et al. 1989).
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title: Appendix A. An expanded version of Table 1.

description: An expanded version of Table 1.
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title: Appendix B. A full data set with densities per 2 x 2 m plot reported by plant species for three sampling dates.

description: A full data set with densities per 2 x 2 m plot reported by plant species for three sampling dates.
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title: Appendix B. A full data set with densities per 2 x 2 m plot reported by plant species for three sampling dates.

description: A full data set with densities per 2 x 2 m plot reported by plant species for three sampling dates.
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title: Appendix A. Mean numbers of passerine individuals detected per site at Removal and Control sites.

description: Mean numbers of passerine individuals detected per site at Removal and Control sites.
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title: Appendix A. Mean numbers of passerine individuals detected per site at Removal and Control sites.

description: Mean numbers of passerine individuals detected per site at Removal and Control sites.
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title: Appendix B. Summary of nests monitored in Removal and Control sites.

description: Summary of nests monitored in Removal and Control sites.
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title: Appendix B. Summary of nests monitored in Removal and Control sites.

description: Summary of nests monitored in Removal and Control sites.
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title: Appendix A. The functional form of density dependence in a population of Merlins according to standard methods for testing of density dependence.

description: The functional form of density dependence in a population of Merlins according to standard methods for testing of density dependence.
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title: Appendix A. The functional form of density dependence in a population of Merlins according to standard methods for testing of density dependence.

description: The functional form of density dependence in a population of Merlins according to standard methods for testing of density dependence.
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title: Appendix A. Data for 85 fish species with 235 populations or sexual groups used to develop our model for the relations between growth and maturity.

description: Data for 85 fish species with 235 populations or sexual groups used to develop our model for the relations between growth and maturity.
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title: Appendix A. Data for 85 fish species with 235 populations or sexual groups used to develop our model for the relations between growth and maturity.

description: Data for 85 fish species with 235 populations or sexual groups used to develop our model for the relations between growth and maturity.
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title: Appendix A. Split-plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on percentage green leaf total nonstructural carbohydrates (TNC), N and P concentrations per unit mass, and specific-leaf mass (SLM).

description: Split-plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on percentage green leaf total nonstructural carbohydrates (TNC), N and P concentrations per unit mass, and specific-leaf mass (SLM).
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title: Appendix A. Split-plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on percentage green leaf total nonstructural carbohydrates (TNC), N and P concentrations per unit mass, and specific-leaf mass (SLM).

description: Split-plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on percentage green leaf total nonstructural carbohydrates (TNC), N and P concentrations per unit mass, and specific-leaf mass (SLM).
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title: Appendix B. Split-Plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on nutrient retranslocation efficiency and leaf litter chemistry in the first 2 years of CO2 fumigation (1997 and 1998).

description: Split-Plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on nutrient retranslocation efficiency and leaf litter chemistry in the first 2 years of CO2 fumigation (1997 and 1998).
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title: Appendix B. Split-Plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on nutrient retranslocation efficiency and leaf litter chemistry in the first 2 years of CO2 fumigation (1997 and 1998).

description: Split-Plot ANOVA results to test for the effect of elevated CO2, species, and their interaction on nutrient retranslocation efficiency and leaf litter chemistry in the first 2 years of CO2 fumigation (1997 and 1998).
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title: Appendix C. Results of repeated-measures ANOVA on the effect of litter type, site of decomposition, and harvest date on mass loss and the quantity of N and P remaining in litter following 1 year of decomposition in the field in 1997.

description: Results of repeated-measures ANOVA on the effect of litter type, site of decomposition, and harvest date on mass loss and the quantity of N and P remaining in litter following 1 year of decomposition in the field in 1997.
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title: Appendix C. Results of repeated-measures ANOVA on the effect of litter type, site of decomposition, and harvest date on mass loss and the quantity of N and P remaining in litter following 1 year of decomposition in the field in 1997.

description: Results of repeated-measures ANOVA on the effect of litter type, site of decomposition, and harvest date on mass loss and the quantity of N and P remaining in litter following 1 year of decomposition in the field in 1997.
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title: Appendix A. Annual transition matrices obtained from an average of four 400 m2 plots in a nopalera, and from an average of five 1000 m2 plots in a tussock grassland of the southern Chihuahuan desert. Data are from 1992-1998.

description: Annual transition matrices obtained from an average of four 400 m2 plots in a nopalera, and from an average of five 1000 m2 plots in a tussock grassland of the southern Chihuahuan desert. Data are from 1992-1998.
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title: Appendix A. Liana specimens collected within three 10-ha forest fragments in the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments project study area, near Manaus, Brazil.

description: Liana specimens collected within three 10-ha forest fragments in the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments project study area, near Manaus, Brazil.
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title: Appendix A. Liana specimens collected within three 10-ha forest fragments in the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments project study area, near Manaus, Brazil.

description: Liana specimens collected within three 10-ha forest fragments in the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments project study area, near Manaus, Brazil.
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title: Appendix A. Dietary and related data on lizard species.

description: Dietary and related data on lizard species.
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title: Appendix A. Dietary and related data on lizard species.

description: Dietary and related data on lizard species.
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title: Appendix B. Methods for estimation of ANPP in mesocosm plots.

description: Methods for estimation of ANPP in mesocosm plots.
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title: Appendix B. Methods for estimation of ANPP in mesocosm plots.

description: Methods for estimation of ANPP in mesocosm plots.
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title: Index Files

description: Index Files
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title: Index Files

description: Index Files
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title: Appendix A. Abundance (number per square meter), biomass (mg AFDM per square meter), and production (mg AFDM per square meter per day) of all taxa studied during the two seasons.

description: Abundance (number per square meter), biomass (mg AFDM per square meter), and production (mg AFDM per square meter per day) of all taxa studied during the two seasons.
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title: Appendix A. Fitness functions used to calculate the optimal clutch size as a function of density.

description: Fitness functions used to calculate the optimal clutch size as a function of density.
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title: Appendix A. Fitness functions used to calculate the optimal clutch size as a function of density.

description: Fitness functions used to calculate the optimal clutch size as a function of density.
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title: Appendix A. Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and JOLLY (Pollock et al. 1990).

description: Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and JOLLY (Pollock et al. 1990).
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title: Appendix A. Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and JOLLY (Pollock et al. 1990).

description: Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and JOLLY (Pollock et al. 1990).
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title: Appendix B. Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and MSSURVIV (Hines 1994).

description: Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and MSSURVIV (Hines 1994).
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title: Appendix B. Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and MSSURVIV (Hines 1994).

description: Summary table of output from computer programs SURVIV (White 1983) and MSSURVIV (Hines 1994).
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title: Appendix C. Summary table of output from computer program SURVIV (White 1983).

description: Summary table of output from computer program SURVIV (White 1983).
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title: Appendix C. Summary table of output from computer program SURVIV (White 1983).

description: Summary table of output from computer program SURVIV (White 1983).
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title: Erratum. Correction of Pillar (1999, Ecological Archives E080-014).

description: Correction of Pillar (1999, Ecological Archives E080-014).
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title: Erratum. Correction of Pillar (1999, Ecological Archives E080-014).

description: Correction of Pillar (1999, Ecological Archives E080-014).
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title: Appendix A. Coalition with discontinuous competitiveness function.

description: Coalition with discontinuous competitiveness function.
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title: Appendix A. Coalition with discontinuous competitiveness function.

description: Coalition with discontinuous competitiveness function.
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title: Appendix B. Analytic functions support only discrete species.

description: Analytic functions support only discrete species.
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title: Appendix B. Analytic functions support only discrete species.

description: Analytic functions support only discrete species.
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title: Appendix C. An uninvadible single species must have m=0.

description: An uninvadible single species must have m=0.
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title: Appendix C. An uninvadible single species must have m=0.

description: An uninvadible single species must have m=0.
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title: Appendix D. Conditions for existence of a two species coalition.

description: Conditions for existence of a two species coalition.
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title: Appendix D. Conditions for existence of a two species coalition.

description: Conditions for existence of a two species coalition.
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title: Appendix E. Results with non-spatial model.

description: Results with non-spatial model.
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title: Appendix E. Results with non-spatial model.

description: Results with non-spatial model.
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title: Appendix A. List of taxa found in experiment 1.

description: List of taxa found in experiment 1.
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title: Appendix A. List of taxa found in experiment 1.

description: List of taxa found in experiment 1.
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title: Appendix B. List of taxa found in experiment 2.

description: List of taxa found in experiment 2.
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title: Appendix B. List of taxa found in experiment 2.

description: List of taxa found in experiment 2.
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title: Appendix A. Quantitative ecological characteristics of 29 Adirondack lakes used in the analysis of intraspecific divergence in the body shape of pumpkinseed sunfish.

description: Quantitative ecological characteristics of 29 Adirondack lakes used in the analysis of intraspecific divergence in the body shape of pumpkinseed sunfish.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3521867
title: Appendix B. Sample size, mean body size, and results from analyses of body size (t-tests) and body shape (discriminant function analyses) between pumpkinseeds sampled from open water and shallow water habitats in 29 Adirondack lakes.

description: Sample size, mean body size, and results from analyses of body size (t-tests) and body shape (discriminant function analyses) between pumpkinseeds sampled from open water and shallow water habitats in 29 Adirondack lakes.
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title: Appendix B. Sample size, mean body size, and results from analyses of body size (t-tests) and body shape (discriminant function analyses) between pumpkinseeds sampled from open water and shallow water habitats in 29 Adirondack lakes.

description: Sample size, mean body size, and results from analyses of body size (t-tests) and body shape (discriminant function analyses) between pumpkinseeds sampled from open water and shallow water habitats in 29 Adirondack lakes.
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title: Appendix A. A SAS program for inputting data and estimating parameters under the model presented in Expression 2, and an interpretation of the output of the program.

description: A SAS program for inputting data and estimating parameters under the model presented in Expression 2, and an interpretation of the output of the program.
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title: Appendix A. A SAS program for inputting data and estimating parameters under the model presented in Expression 2, and an interpretation of the output of the program.

description: A SAS program for inputting data and estimating parameters under the model presented in Expression 2, and an interpretation of the output of the program.
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title: Index Files

description: Index Files
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title: Index Files

description: Index Files
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title: Supplement 1. A C program implementing the algorithm for generating landscapes with spatially structured heterogeneities.

description: File List <b>2x1gen.c</b> -- c source code Description This file is the source code for a program (written in the C programming language) that generates rectangular arrays representing landscapes with two habitat types. The habitat types have local spatial clustering, as described in the "Landscapes" section of the paper, and as shown in Fig. 1. The landscape can be output in a couple of different formats. The default behavior is to output an ASCII text file (with a small header) containing a picture of the landscape, with the characters `.' and `X' representing the two habitat types. This is probably most useful when working with landscapes less than approximately 70 x 70 sites. The program can also output the landscape in a raw binary format (with a small header). Finally, it is also capable of storing the landscape in a PGM (Portable Graymap) file. There is a large collection of free utilities written by Jef Poskanzer which manipulate files of this format and convert them to many other image formats (such as GIF); these utilities are included with many distributions of Linux, or you can download them from the ACME Laboratories pbmplus page. You will need some kind of standard ANSI C compiler to compile the code. There are comments at the beginning of the program indicating portability concerns. In particular, the program was developed using "gcc" under the Linux operating system. If you are using a different environment, the calls to the random number generator may need to be modified.
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title: Supplement 1. A C program implementing the algorithm for generating landscapes with spatially structured heterogeneities.

description: File List <b>2x1gen.c</b> -- c source code Description This file is the source code for a program (written in the C programming language) that generates rectangular arrays representing landscapes with two habitat types. The habitat types have local spatial clustering, as described in the "Landscapes" section of the paper, and as shown in Fig. 1. The landscape can be output in a couple of different formats. The default behavior is to output an ASCII text file (with a small header) containing a picture of the landscape, with the characters `.' and `X' representing the two habitat types. This is probably most useful when working with landscapes less than approximately 70 x 70 sites. The program can also output the landscape in a raw binary format (with a small header). Finally, it is also capable of storing the landscape in a PGM (Portable Graymap) file. There is a large collection of free utilities written by Jef Poskanzer which manipulate files of this format and convert them to many other image formats (such as GIF); these utilities are included with many distributions of Linux, or you can download them from the ACME Laboratories pbmplus page. You will need some kind of standard ANSI C compiler to compile the code. There are comments at the beginning of the program indicating portability concerns. In particular, the program was developed using "gcc" under the Linux operating system. If you are using a different environment, the calls to the random number generator may need to be modified.
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title: Appendix A. Derivation of Equation 2.

description: Derivation of Equation 2.
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title: Appendix A. Derivation of Equation 2.

description: Derivation of Equation 2.
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title: Appendix A. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on sandy soils.
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title: Appendix A. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on sandy soils.
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title: Appendix B. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.
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title: Appendix B. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf non-tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.
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title: Appendix C. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on sandy soils.
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title: Appendix C. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on sandy soils.
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title: Appendix D. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.
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title: Appendix D. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: broadleaf tropical forests growing on non-sandy soils.
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title: Appendix E. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: needle-leaf forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: needle-leaf forests growing on sandy soils.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3521828.v1
title: Appendix E. Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: needle-leaf forests growing on sandy soils.

description: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: needle-leaf forests growing on sandy soils.