Latitudinal patterns of range size and species richness of New World woody plants
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Thomas E. Lacher | Nathan G. Swenson | Oliver L. Phillips | Brian J. Enquist | Brad Boyle | Timothy J. Killeen | A. Kerkhoff | B. Enquist | O. Phillips | M. D. Weiser | T. Killeen | N. Swenson | A. Monteagudo | G. Fonseca | R. V. Martinez | M. Jennings | P. M. Jørgensen | T. Lacher | B. Boyle | Andrew J. Kerkhoff | Gustavo A. B. da Fonseca | Abel Monteagudo | Michael Jennings | Michael D. Weiser | Peter M. Jørgensen | Rodolfo Vásquez Martínez | M. P. Vargas | M. Percy Núñez Vargas | M. Weiser
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