Ecosystem state shifts during long‐term development of an Amazonian peatland
Graeme T. Swindles(Queen's University Belfast), Outi Lähteenoja(Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana), Donal Mullan(Queen's University Belfast), Elizabeth J. Watson(University of Leeds), Omar R. López(Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute), Paul J. Morris(University of Leeds), Mariusz Gałka(University of Łódź), Matthew J. Amesbury(University of Exeter), Elvis Valderamma(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana), Hamed Sanei(Geological Survey of Canada), R. Timothy Patterson(Carleton University), Nicole K. Sanderson(Université du Québec à Montréal), T. Edward Turner(NHS Dumfries and Galloway), Lauren Parry(University of Glasgow), Bronwen S. Whitney(Northumbria University), Jennifer M. Galloway(Geological Survey of Canada), Andrew L. Macumber(Carleton University), Dan J. Charman(University of Exeter), Mark W. Smith(University of Leeds), Paul J. Valdes(University of Bristol), Thomas P. Roland(University of Exeter), Ruza Ivanovic(University of Leeds), Angela Gallego‐Sala(University of Exeter)
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