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Research
Latest papers
Flower-visitor communities of an arcto-alpine plant-Global patterns in species richness, phylogenetic diversity and ecological functioning.
Molecular ecology · 2019
Latest funding
- $240,000
Ecological interactions in high places: patterns, processes and consequences
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $90,000
Ecological interactions in high places: patterns, processes and consequences
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $75,000
Kluane Alpine Ecosystem Project
NSERC · 2015 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Flower-visitor communities of an arcto-alpine plant-Global patterns in species richness, phylogenetic diversity and ecological functioning.
Tiusanen M, Huotari T, Hebert PDN, Andersson T, Asmus A, Bêty J, Davis E, Gale J, Hardwick B, Hik D, Körner C, Lanctot RB, Loonen MJJE, Partanen R, Reischke K, Saalfeld ST, Senez-Gagnon F, Smith PA, Šulavík J, Syvänperä I, Urbanowicz C, Williams S, Woodard P, Zaika Y, Roslin T
Ecological interactions in high places: patterns, processes and consequences
Principal investigators: Hik, David
Keywords: plant-animal interactions; climate change; mountains; arctic; trophic interactions; multiple states; snow; demography; modeling; ecosystem services
Ecological interactions in high places: patterns, processes and consequences
Principal investigators: Hik, David
Keywords: plant-animal interactions; climate change; mountains; arctic; trophic interactions; multiple states; snow; demography; modeling; ecosystem services
Kluane Alpine Ecosystem Project
Principal investigators: Hik, David
Plant-herbivore-climate interactions in dynamic northern and alpine environments
Principal investigators: Hik, David
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