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eklof

Description

Eklof et al. (2012) evaluated the effects of predation on benthic invertebrate communities. Using the log response ratio they quantified differences in abundance and/or biomass of gastropods and Amphipods in groups with and without predation in an experimental setting. Below we describe the variables used in our examples and analyses.

Format

A data frame :

ExptID

Experiment / effect size ID

First.author

First author of publication

Publication.year

Year of publication

Journal

Journal published within

Research.group

Research group that data arose from

Grazer.type

Type of grazer

mean_treatment

Mean abundance/biomass of invertebrates in treatment group

SD_treatment

Standard deviation in abundance/biomass of invertebrates in treatment group

N_treatment

Sample size of invertebrate sample in treatment group

mean_control

Mean abundance/biomass of invertebrates in control group

SD_control

Standard deviation in abundance/biomass of invertebrates in control group

N_control

Sample size of invertebrate sample in control group

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References

Eklof J.S., Alsterberg C., Havenhand J.N., Sundback K., Wood H.L., Gamfeldt L. 2012. Experimental climate change weakens the insurance effect of biodiversity. Ecology Letters, 15:864-872. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1461-0248.2012.01810.x

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