Oceanic island biogeography through the lens of the general dynamic model: assessment and prospect
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Richard Field | Jens M. Olesen | Michael K. Borregaard | Robert J. Whittaker | Paulo A. V. Borges | Manuel J. Steinbauer | Holger Kreft | Patrick Weigelt | Juliano S. Cabral | Thomas J. Matthews | Isabel R. Amorim | J. Olesen | M. K. Borregaard | R. Whittaker | H. Kreft | J. Fernández-Palacios | T. Matthews | J. Cabral | Patrick Weigelt | P. Borges | F. Rigal | L. Heaney | L. Valente | Richard Field | Jonathan P. Price | M. Steinbauer | I. Amorim | K. A. Triantis | Lawrence R. Heaney | José M. Fernández‐Palacios | Jonathan Price | Francois Rigal | Konstantinos A. Triantis | Luis Valente | Luis Valente | J. Fernández‐Palacios | M. Borregaard
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