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How many critters can an island hold? Using digitized natural history collections to test real hypotheses about island biogeography

Author(s): Carly Jordan1, Janice Krumm2, Tiffany Marie Doan3, Jason Kilgore4, Debra Linton5

1. George Washington University 2. Widener University 3. New College of Florida 4. Washington & Jefferson College 5. Central Michigan University

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Use digitized natural history specimen data from the Alexander Archipelago in Alaska to explore hypotheses about island biogeography. Reprinted from Proceedings of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education (2019).

Licensed under CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International according to these terms

Version 1.0 - published on 04 Feb 2022 doi:10.25334/2MEY-Z236 - cite this Last public release: 2.0

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  1. Island biogeography
  2. Arctos
  3. digitized natural history collections
  4. digital data

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