Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes

de Mendoza G, Traunspurger W, Palomo A, Catalan J (2017)
Ecology and Evolution 7(9): 3016-3028.

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de Mendoza, Guillermo; Traunspurger, WalterUniBi; Palomo, Alejandro; Catalan, Jordi
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2017
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Ecology and Evolution
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de Mendoza G, Traunspurger W, Palomo A, Catalan J. Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes. Ecology and Evolution. 2017;7(9):3016-3028.
de Mendoza, G., Traunspurger, W., Palomo, A., & Catalan, J. (2017). Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes. Ecology and Evolution, 7(9), 3016-3028. doi:10.1002/ece3.2842
de Mendoza, Guillermo, Traunspurger, Walter, Palomo, Alejandro, and Catalan, Jordi. 2017. “Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes”. Ecology and Evolution 7 (9): 3016-3028.
de Mendoza, G., Traunspurger, W., Palomo, A., and Catalan, J. (2017). Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes. Ecology and Evolution 7, 3016-3028.
de Mendoza, G., et al., 2017. Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes. Ecology and Evolution, 7(9), p 3016-3028.
G. de Mendoza, et al., “Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes”, Ecology and Evolution, vol. 7, 2017, pp. 3016-3028.
de Mendoza, G., Traunspurger, W., Palomo, A., Catalan, J.: Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes. Ecology and Evolution. 7, 3016-3028 (2017).
de Mendoza, Guillermo, Traunspurger, Walter, Palomo, Alejandro, and Catalan, Jordi. “Nematode distributions as spatial null models for macroinvertebrate species richness across environmental gradients: A case from mountain lakes”. Ecology and Evolution 7.9 (2017): 3016-3028.

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