The Extended Specimen Network: A Strategy to Enhance US Biodiversity Collections, Promote Research and Education.

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Authors Lendemer, James;Thiers, Barbara;Monfils, Anna K;Zaspel, Jennifer;Ellwood, Elizabeth R;Bentley, Andrew;LeVan, Katherine;Bates, John;Jennings, David;Contreras, Dori;Lagomarsino, Laura;Mabee, Paula;Ford, Linda S;Guralnick, Robert;Gropp, Robert E;Revelez, Marcy;Cobb, Neil;Seltmann, Katja;Aime, M Catherine;
Journal bioscience
Year 2020
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10.1093/biosci/biz140
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Biodiversity trophic interactions climate warming indirect effects consumer–resource interactions ecosystem functioning

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