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Going across taxa in functional ecology: review and perspectives of an emerging field

The University of Western Australia
Luza, André Luís ; Barneche Rosado, Diego ; Cordeiro, Cesar A.M.M. ; Dambros, Cristian S. ; Ferreira, Carlos E. L. ; Floeter, Sergio R. ; Giglio, Rosaria Vincenza ; Luiz, Osmar J. ; Mendes, Thiago C. ; Picolotto, Vitor A.P. ; Quimbayo, Juan P. ; Silva, Fernanda C. ; Longo, Guilherme O. ; Bender, Mariana G.
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This dataset and all routines of analysis accompany the article "Going across taxa in functional ecology: review and perspectives of an emerging field", accepted in Functional Ecology. The dataset was obtained through a literature review in Web of Science (following the PRISMA principles for reviews and meta-analysis). We searched for studies using a trait-based approach in the study of multiple taxa. Then we applied quantitative analysis, based on the principles of ecological networks, to provide an overview of the use of multiple traits and taxa in functional ecology.

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Universidade Federal de Santa Maria; Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University; Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense; Universidade Federal Fluminense; Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina; Universidade Federal do Oeste do Para; Universidade de São Paulo; Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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André Luís Luza (Creator); Cesar A.M.M. Cordeiro (Creator); Cristian S. Dambros (Creator); Carlos E. L. Ferreira (Creator); Sergio R. Floeter (Creator); Rosaria Vincenza Giglio (Creator); Osmar J. Luiz (Creator); Thiago C. Mendes (Creator); Vitor A.P. Picolotto (Creator); Juan P. Quimbayo (Creator); Fernanda C. Silva (Creator); Guilherme O. Longo (Creator); Mariana G. Bender (Creator)

Issued: 2023-09-18

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ecosystem functioning | effect traits | functionally analogous traits | multi-taxa | multiple-taxa | systematic review | trait-based ecology |

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