Ecography

Faculty of 1000
A recent Ecography paper was reviewed by Faculty of 1000:

Geography, topography, and history affect realized to potential tree species richness patterns in Europe
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Read the latest virtual special issue online:

The Patterns and Causes of Elevational Diversity Gradients

Understanding how and why diversity varies systematically with elevation has been a focus of research in spatial ecology since the days of the earliest naturalists. Indeed, over the past 25 years, Ecography has served as a key outlet for many of the studies examining the underlying causes of elevational diversity gradients. This Virtual Issue highlights some of the key papers that have had (or may have) lasting impressions on the field.

NEW! - Ecography Manuscript gateway provides an online manuscript submission system which allows you to track the status of your manuscript and view the first page of all accepted papers.

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Finding the Newest Published Articles
Articles which have been fully copy-edited and peer-reviewed are published before the print edition with EarlyView. The most recent articles can be accessed here.

Recently Accepted Papers
Full abstracts and citation information for accepted Ecography articles not yet available as Early View can be found on the Society homepage here.

Software notes published in Ecography provide the basic rationale behind the software, its basic functions, and sample usage, output, and interpretation. A link to a persistent website where the software may be downloaded is provided in each case.

Recent Software Notes:

Using multivariate analysis to deliver conservation planning products that align with practitioner needs
Simon Linke, Matthew Watts, Romola Stewart, Hugh P. Possingham