Arctic chironomids of the northwest North Atlantic reflect environmental and biogeographic gradients
Andrew S. Medeiros(York University), Yarrow Axford(University of Copenhagen), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Antony J. Long(Durham University), Ladislav Hamerlík(Slovak Academy of Sciences), Đurađ Milošević(Dalhousie University), Sarah Woodroffe(Durham University), Ian R. Walker(University of British Columbia), Donna R. Francis(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Roberto Quinlan(University of Bergen), Klaus P. Brodersen(University of Copenhagen), Eleanor J. Maddison(Durham University)
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