Life history and environmental variation interact to determine effective population to census size ratio
Thomas F. Turner(University of New Mexico), Dominique Alò(New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science), Megan J. Osborne(University of New Mexico), Melissa A. Benavides(University of New Mexico), Gregory R. Moyer(University of New Mexico)
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