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Benjamin J Burgess

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Ecology and Evolution|September 30, 2022
Are experiment sample sizes adequate to detect biologically important interactions between multiple stressors?Benjamin J Burgess, Michelle C Jackson, David J Murrell
Global Change Biology|April 8, 2021
Classifying ecosystem stressor interactions: Theory highlights the data limitations of the additive null model and the difficulty in revealing ecological surprisesBenjamin J Burgess, Drew Purves, Georgina Mace, et al.
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Ecology and Evolution|September 30, 2022
Are experiment sample sizes adequate to detect biologically important interactions between multiple stressors?Benjamin J Burgess, Michelle C Jackson, David J Murrell
Global Change Biology|April 8, 2021
Classifying ecosystem stressor interactions: Theory highlights the data limitations of the additive null model and the difficulty in revealing ecological surprisesBenjamin J Burgess, Drew Purves, Georgina Mace, et al.
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