Invertebrate co-occurrence patterns in the wetlands of Northern and Eastern Lake Michigan: the interaction of the Harsh-Benign Hypothesis and community assembly rules

A A Bozimowski; Brent A Murry; Donald G Uzarski

Invertebrate co-occurrence patterns in the wetlands of Northern and Eastern Lake Michigan: the interaction of the Harsh-Benign Hypothesis and community assembly rules

A A Bozimowski, Brent A Murry, Donald G Uzarski

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Original language	English
State	Published - Mar 2013
Event	First Annual Institution for Great Lakes Research Graduate Symposium - Mount Pleasant, Michigan Duration: Mar 1 2013 → Mar 31 2013

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Conference	First Annual Institution for Great Lakes Research Graduate Symposium
Period	03/1/13 → 03/31/13

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Invertebrate co-occurrence patterns in the wetlands of Northern and Eastern Lake Michigan: the interaction of the Harsh-Benign Hypothesis and community assembly rules. / Bozimowski, A A; Murry, Brent A; Uzarski, Donald G.
2013. Poster session presented at First Annual Institution for Great Lakes Research Graduate Symposium.

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Invertebrate co-occurrence patterns in the wetlands of Northern and Eastern Lake Michigan: the interaction of the Harsh-Benign Hypothesis and community assembly rules

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