Summary
Authors:Convey P. Chown S.L. Clarke A. Barnes D.K.A. Bokhorst S. Cummings V. Ducklow H.W. Frati F. Green T.G.A. Gordon S. Griffiths H.J. Howard-Williams C. Huiskes A.H.L. Laybourn-Parry J. Lyons W.B. McMinn A. Morley S.A. Peck L.S. Quesada A. Robinson S.A. Schiaparelli S. Wall D.H.
Published in: 2014
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
Program area: Terrestrial and Nearshore Ecosystems
Convey P., Chown S.L., Clarke A., Barnes D.K.A., Bokhorst S., Cummings V., Ducklow H.W., Frati F., Green T.G.A., Gordon S., Griffiths H.J., Howard-Williams C., Huiskes A.H.L., Laybourn-Parry J., Lyons W.B., McMinn A., Morley S.A., Peck L.S., Quesada A., Robinson S.A., Schiaparelli S., Wall D.H.
(2014)
The spatial structure of Antarctic biodiversity,
Ecological Monographs
84.
203-244;
doi:10.1890/12-2216.1;
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