Taking species abundance distributions beyond individuals
Hélène Morlon(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Tommaso Zillio(University of Alberta), Brian J. Enquist(University of Arizona), Han Olff(University of Groningen), Annette Ostling(The University of Texas at Austin), David Alonso(University of Michigan), Allen H. Hurlbert(University of California, Santa Barbara), Rampal S. Etienne(University of Groningen), Ethan P. White(University of Florida), David Štorch(Charles University), Fangliang He(University of Alberta), Brian A. Maurer(University of California, Santa Barbara), Brian J. McGill(University of Maine), Jessica L. Green(University of Oregon), Anne E. Magurran(Andrews University)
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