Using learning networks to understand complex systems: a case study of biological, geophysical and social research in the Amazon
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L. Aragão | O. Phillips | J. Barlow | L. Anderson | Y. Malhi | E. Gloor | C. Peres | T. Feldpausch | T. Baker | J. Tobias | T. Gardner | M. Mulligan | R. Roman-Cuesta | R. Ewers | E. Boyd | W. Milliken | L. Parry | A. Hall | Toby R. Pennington | T. Pennington | Luke Parry
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