Species abundance distributions: moving beyond single prediction theories to integration within an ecological framework
Brian J. McGill(University of Maine), Ethan P. White(University of Florida), Anne E. Magurran(Andrews University), Brian J. Enquist(University of Arizona), Pablo A. Marquet(Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), Annette Ostling(The University of Texas at Austin), Marti J. Anderson(Massey University), David Alonso(University of Michigan), Allen H. Hurlbert(University of California, Santa Barbara), Rampal S. Etienne(University of Groningen), Habtamu Benecha(University of Groningen), Fangliang He(University of Alberta), Candan U. Soykan(Arizona State University), Brian A. Maurer(University of California, Santa Barbara), Jessica L. Green(University of Oregon), John S. Gray(University of Oslo), Karl Inne Ugland(Universidade dos Açores), María Dornelas(University of St Andrews)
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