Patchy field sampling biases understanding of climate change impacts across the Arctic
Daniel B. Metcalfe(Lund University), Abdulhakim M. Abdi(Lund University), Jing Tang(University of Copenhagen), Maja K. Sundqvist(University of Copenhagen), Anders Ahlström(Lund University), Nitin Chaudhary(Lund University), J. A. Kristensen(Lund University), Michael Becker(University of Copenhagen), Niles J. Hasselquist(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Mats P. Björkman(University of Gothenburg), Ryan A. Sponseller(Umeå University), Robert G. Björk(Göteborgs Stads), Johan Uddling(University of Gothenburg), David E. Tenenbaum(Lund University), Janet S. Prevéy, Hanna Lee(University of Florida), Martin Berggren(Lund University), Thirze Hermans(University of Leeds), Daan Blok(Wageningen University & Research), Bright B. Kumordzi(Université Laval), Göran Wallin(Örebro University), Jordan R. Mayor(Cal Poly Humboldt), Karolina Pantazatou(Lund University), Jenny Ahlstrand(Lund University), Aimée T. Classen(University of Vermont), Chelsea Chisholm(University of Copenhagen), Johannes Rousk(Lund University), Wenxin Zhang(Lund University), Micael Jonsson(Umeå University)
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