Warming reduces trophic diversity in high‐latitude food webs
Michelle C. Jackson(University of Oxford), Guy Woodward(Imperial College London), Ian R. Sanders(University of Lausanne), Sarah F. Harpenslager(Radboud University Nijmegen), Stephen J. Brooks(Dalhousie University), Olga V. Aksenova(Northern (Arctic) Federal University), Mark Trimmer(Queen Mary University of London), Eoin J. O’Gorman(Queen Mary University of London), Tom C. Cameron(University of Essex), Hannah J. Prentice(University of Essex), Kate C. Randall(University of Essex), Alex J. Dumbrell(University of Essex), Yulia V. Bespalaya(Northern (Arctic) Federal University), Katrin Layer‐Dobra(Imperial College London), Nikolai Friberg(Aarhus University), Luis Moliner Cachazo(King's College London), Danielle N. Harris(University of Essex), Bruno Gallo(Imperial College London)
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