Understanding the adequacy and representativeness of species distribution data
Neil Burgess(Queen Mary University of London), Cory Merow(University of Connecticut), Kristin Kaschner(University of Freiburg), Huijie Qiao(Zhongyuan University of Technology), Robert Guralnick(Florida Museum of Natural History), Brian J. Enquist(University of Arizona), Nazlı Demirel, Ian Ondo(Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew), Tim Hirsch(Global Biodiversity Information Facility), Peter Stephenson(Planetary Science Institute), Michael C. Orr(University of Hohenheim), Yulia Egorova, John S. Waller, David W. Barnes, Gabriel Reygondeau(University of Miami), Ina Ahlquist
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