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    Spider Functional Biodiversity is Positively Correlated with Plant Functional Biodiversity 

    Olson, Ceana; Berquist, Maria; Theodore, Keith; Maksymkiw, Sophie; Teh, Zhi Yee; Quinn, Morgan; Jehn, Julia; Brown, Jake; Babb, Emily; Weiher, Evan R. (2020-04)
    Community assembly is the result of ecological selection processes, dispersal processes, and random drift processes. Selection processes can cause coexisting species to be more similar or more different in traits, depending ...
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    Spider Functional Trait Diversity is Correlated to Plant Functional Trait Diversity 

    Boardman, Andrew; Peuse, Carter; Thometz, Andrew; Tinker-Sackett, Abe; Gellerup, Samantha; Baumann, Cole; Meier, Amanda; Michels, Cassidy; Partello, Hayley; Pribnow, Katie; Runde, Brianna; Weiher, Evan R. (2021-04)
    Community assembly is the result of ecological selection processes, dispersal processes, and random drift processes. Selection processes can cause coexisting species to be more similar or more different in traits, depending ...
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    Plant Functional Trait Dispersion is Influenced by Spatial Scaling and Habitat Type 

    Gellerup, Samantha; Baumann, Cole; Meier, Amanda; Michels, Cassidy; Partello, Haley; Pribnow, Katie; Runde, Brianna; Boardman, Andrew; Peuse, Carter; Tinker-Sackett, Abe; Thometz, Andrew; Weiher, Evan R. (2021-04)
    Community assembly is the result of ecological selection processes, dispersal processes, and random drift processes. Selection processes can cause coexisting species to be more similar or more different in traits depending ...
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    Plant Functional Trait Diversity is Influenced by Spatial Scaling and Moisture 

    Halverson, Molly; Connor, Sydney; Homann, Ethan; Netzinger, Noah; Ratz, Julia; Seim, Madison; Brenna, Max; Klopfer, McKenna; Leicht, Greta; Smith, Ethan; Weiher, Evan R. (2022-04)
    Ecological communities are subsets of larger-scale species pools. Community assembly may be due to ecological drift, resulting in communities with a random set of species and functional traits. However, ecological selection ...

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    AuthorWeiher, Evan R. (4)Baumann, Cole (2)Boardman, Andrew (2)Gellerup, Samantha (2)Meier, Amanda (2)Michels, Cassidy (2)Peuse, Carter (2)Pribnow, Katie (2)Runde, Brianna (2)Thometz, Andrew (2)... View MoreSubject
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