Community dynamics under environmental change: How can next generation mechanistic models improve projections of species distributions?
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Florian Hartig | Alexander Singer | Karin Johst | Thomas Banitz | Mike S. Fowler | Juergen Groeneveld | Alvaro G. Gutiérrez | Rainer M. Krug | Matthias Liess | Glenn R. Matlack | Katrin M. Meyer | Guy Pe'er | Viktoriia Radchuk | Ana-Johanna Voinopol-Sassu | Justin M. J. Travis | J. Travis | G. Pe’er | F. Hartig | K. Johst | M. Liess | K. Meyer | G. Matlack | J. Groeneveld | A. Singer | V. Radchuk | Thomas Banitz | Rainer M Krug | Á. Gutiérrez | Ana-Johanna Voinopol-Sassu
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