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Isla and Gergana post on Dynamic Ecology!

April 9, 2016 | imyerssmith

Isla and Gergana wrote a post on the concept of ‘data presents’ for dynamic ecology. Check out the post and comments here:

https://dynamicecology.wordpress.com/2016/03/30/why-i-am-scientist-again-the-concept-of-a-data-present/#more-19203

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