Diversity-stability relationships become decoupled across spatial scales: a synthesis of organism and ecosystem types
Nathan I. Wisnoski(Indiana University Bloomington), Eric R. Sokol(Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research), Luca Marazzi(Florida International University), Riley Andrade(Illinois Department of Natural Resources), Max C. N. Castorani(University of Virginia), Aldo Compagnoni(Luther University), Nina K. Lany(Northern Research Station), Jonathan D. Tonkin(Oregon State University), Sydne Record(Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center), Nicole M. Voelker(University of Maryland, Baltimore County), Christopher M. Swan(University of Maryland, Baltimore County), Annie C. Smith(Washington Department of Natural Resources), Phoebe L. Zarnetske(Michigan State University), Christopher P. Catano(Washington University in St. Louis), Thomas Lamy(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
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