You analyze the data including all data points.
Then, you examine the influential outliers.
If the influential outliers are influential due to a known bias that
was external to the conditions in the experiment, you can remove them.
You may need to change your statistical test due to changes in your
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TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP WITH PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY
I am seeking a MS-level graduate student to conduct research in plant and
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Listserv: Has the monograph disappeared?, I am seeking a monograph series,
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related to socio-sexual evolution. Princeton is the obvious one; but, among
several reasons, my topic of interest has been covered. I've, also,
consider
I'd definitely recommend Filemaker Pro. Being widely used commercially it's
unfortunately not cheap,
but for my (PhD) work it's been well worth the cost for its power and
simplicity.
I also investigated MySQL, but found it way too involved for the simple
single-user database I
required.
I'd
We are trying to calculate relative growth rate of perennial grass
species. We have a large number of tagged individuals with which we
estimate biomass each year. Naturally, every year we experience at least
a few mortality events, which are evenly distributed across our treatments
(warming,
You may want to reconsider defining all plants with perennial
above-ground stems as "woody". There are quite a number of species with
perennial, -herbaceous-, above-ground stems. Some examples: Tillandsia
usneoides, Dendrobium chrysanthum, Phlegmariurus dichotomus,
Diphasiastrum digitatum, Pepe
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A Post-Doctoral Research Associate is available at University of Arkansas to
develop regional ecological-flow relationships that will form the scientific
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This is perhaps an unconventional use of the r-sig-phylo mailing list. Rather
than asking for advice
on how to do an analysis, I am enlisting the expertise of the community to try
and actually help do
the analysis. If you have a few seconds, I would really appreciate it if you
could help us ou
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Date: June 2, 2012
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Postdoc: Ecological modeling, time series analysis and ecosystem management.
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Develop and Publish Education Resources for ESA's EcoEd Digital Library
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Since the scientific history of Macquarie island extends a bit further back
than we have seen so far, here is a supplement to David Duffy's chronology.
There are many other sources, but these five capture some interesting
moments.
First, "Notice in regard to Macquarie Island" by Thomas Raine, Edin
Aaron,
Having shipped many inverts over the years I would think that maybe you
could put them in paper bags. One to a bag and then staple or paper clip
them shut. You might consider putting pin holes in the bags for air flow. I
would go to your local fish or herp pet store and see about gettin
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