Ecological Archives M085-018-A1

Jon D. Witman, Robert W. Lamb, and Jarrett E. K. Byrnes. 2015. Towards an integration of scale and complexity in marine ecology. Ecological Monographs 85:475–504. http://dx.doi.org/10.1890/14-2265.1

Appendix A. Details of all 311 experiments in the review.

Table A1. Complete data table of all 311 experiments included in the historical review of scale and complexity in marine ecological experiments.

Authors

Year

Year Block

Citation

Habitat

Species

Factors

Treatment Combinations

Spatial Extent (m)

Global Spatial Extent (km)

Spatial Grain (m²)

Duration (days)

Aguilera et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (1), pp. 75-89

RI

10

3

14

21

0.021

0.063

150

Aguilera et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (1), pp. 75-89

RI

10

2

7

21

0.021

0.063

150

Allison

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 74 (1), 2004, pp. 117-134

RI

29

3

12

100

0.100

1.00

460

Almany

2003

2001-2004

Ecology, 84 (7), 2003, pp. 1920-1935

CR

32

4

8

2000

2.00

6.60

44

Anderson

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (1), 2001, pp. 245-257

RS

4

2

4

60

0.060

12.5

15

Anderson and Underwood

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 184: 217-236

RI

14

3

16

16

0.000

0.010

420

Andrew

1993

1991-1994

Ecology, 74 (2), 1993, 292-302

RS

4

4

8

150

0.150

3.00

550

Antoniadou et al

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 403: 21-30

RS

28

2

16

64

0.000

0.090

365

Aparecido Vieira et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 412: 126-133

RS

6

3

5

15

0.000

0.010

153

Aquilino and Stachowicz

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (4), 2012, pp. 879-890

RI

11

4

12

210

0.210

1.75

810

Arrontes and Underwood

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 148:255-269

RI

11

2

2

30

0.300

0.018

98

Aying

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3):830-847.

RS

19

4

8

100

0.200

0.063

730

Aying

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3):830-847.

RS

19

4

8

100

0.200

0.063

455

Beach et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 297:141-159

CR

15

1

4

80

0.000

0.250

14

Beerman et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 448: 162-170

RI

2

3

6

144

27.0

0.010

7

Bender et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 429: 15-19

CR

10

2

8

250

0.000

0.004

105

Benedetti-Cecchi and Cinelli

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 169:15-31

RI

15

5

16

1000

0.000

0.048

365

Berkstrom et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 453: 91-97

CR

4

3

6

275

0.000

1.00

21

Bertness

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3): 751--761

RI

3

2

6

200

0.200

100.0

4

Bertness

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3): 751--761

RI

2

2

4

200

0.200

100.0

4

Bertness

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (2): 411-425

RI

4

4

4

200

0.200

100.0

5

Bertness et al

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 71:147-164

RI

3

1

2

18

0.000

9.00

365

Bertness et al

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (5), 2004, pp. 1321-1331

RI

7

5

18

8

7.00

0.010

550

Bertness et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (12), 2002, pp. 3434-3448

RI

7

5

12

8

10.0

0.010

910

Best et al.

2014

2011-2014

Ecology, 95(5), 2014, pp. 1308-1322

RI

62

5

25

100

0.100

1.77

2184

Bingham

1992

1991-1994

Ecology 73: 2244-2259

MR

26

3

9

300

0.000

0.023

25

Bishop et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology 93: 1388-1401

MR

17

3

9

200

0.000

0.250

180

Bishop et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology 93: 1388-1401

MR

17

3

18

350

0.000

0.250

84

Bishop et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology 94: 1927-1936

MR

9

3

10

150

0.000

0.250

56

Bishop et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology 94: 1927-1936

MR

9

3

18

270

0.000

0.250

120

Black et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 460: 1-7

CR

4

3

12

30

0.000

2.25

21

Boaventura et al

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 271: 171-188

RI

4

5

12

50

0.000

0.063

147

Boaventura et al

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 267: 185-206

RI

12

5

3

40

1400.0

0.500

730

Bohn et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 448: 289-297

RI

2

2

8

17

0.000

0.012

61

Bonin et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecology, 92 (7), 2011, pp. 1503-1512

CR

15

3

5

200

0.200

3.50

112

Bostrom-Einarsson et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 448: 85-92

CR

10

1

12

225

0.000

0.500

60

Bostrom-Einarsson et al

2014

2011-2014

Ecology 95: 3056-3067

CR

3

4

60

160

0.000

0.500

65

Bourget et al

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 181:31-51

RI

12

2

27

30

0.000

0.090

90

Bourget et al

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 181:31-51

RI

12

3

32

30

0.000

0.090

90

Bracken and Nielsen

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (10), 2004, pp. 2828-2836

RI

12

3

6

150

3.00

1.50

3

Bracken et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecology, 92 (5), 2011, pp. 1083-1093

RI

27

3

4

50

0.050

0.200

520

Brandt et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (4), 2012, pp. 868-878

RS

17

3

8

50

0.050

0.500

390

Breitburg

1984

1981-1984

Ecology65(4) 1136-1143.

RS

22

2

4

6

0.006

0.045

102

Brosnan and Crumrine

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 177: 79-97

RI

18

1

2

20

5.00

0.060

730

Bryson et al

2014

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs 84: 579-597

RI

10

5

12

220

415.0

1.00

730

Bulleri et al

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 267: 89-106

RI

13

6

8

200

4.00

0.040

550

Burnaford

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (10), 2004, pp. 2837-2849

RI

4

5

5

75

0.075

1.00

730

Byrnes and Witman

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 293: 173-191

RS

8

2

3

10

0.000

0.006

7

Byrnes et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (7), 2013, pp. 1636-1646

RS

31

4

36

250

0.250

0.500

21

Caley et al

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (12), 2001, p. 3435-3448

CR

9

3

4

70

0.070

0.200

60

Camus

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 184:171-181

RI

9

1

2

2

0.000

0.090

390

Carr

1994

1991-1994

Ecology, 75 (5) 1994, pp. 1320-1333

RS

6

2

3

500

0.500

500.0

430

Castenholz

1961

1961-1964

Ecology 42 (4): 783-794

RI

6

2

4

2.1

0.002

0.023

28

Castenholz

1961

1961-1964

Ecology 42 (4): 783-794

RI

5

2

4

2.1

0.002

0.058

14

Ceccarelli et al

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 399: 60-67

CR

12

3

6

60

0.000

0.005

365

Ceccherelli et al

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 280: 1-11

RS

12

4

6

20

0.000

0.360

120

Cervin et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 302: 35-49

RI

25

3

6

2000

0.000

0.240

930

Chan and Williams

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 284: 1-23

RI

10

4

18

30

0.000

0.010

94

Chapman

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 275: 95-116

RS

117

4

6

70

0.500

0.090

50

Chemine_e et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 442: 70-79

RS

11

2

4

12

0.000

0.500

213

Cielo Bazterrica et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 443: 169-177

RS

7

3

6

100

0.000

0.040

30

Cielo Bazterrica et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 443: 169-177

RS

7

4

8

100

0.000

0.040

15

Coleman

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 282: 67-84

RSRI

6

4

4

23

0.020

0.003

70

Coleman

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 291: 131-145

RSRI

12

4

8

85

0.080

0.004

90

Connell

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 260: 1-12

RS

37

2

6

80

0.000

0.040

210

Connell

1961

1961-1964

Ecological Monographs 31(1): 61-104

RI

2

2

4

1

0.001

0.035

70

Connell

1961

1961-1964

Ecological Monographs 31(1): 61-104

RI

2

2

4

17.3

0.017

0.005

1095

Connell

1961

1961-1964

Ecology 42(4):710-723

RI

4

2

4

17.3

0.017

0.015

365

Coull and Wells

1983

1981-1984

Ecology 64(6):1599-1609

RI

8

2

2

30

0.030

0.060

0.166

Coyer et al

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 167:21-27

RS

6

1

2

25

0.000

0.017

720

Cubit

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(6): 1904-1917

RI

11

2

2

10

3.00

0.260

365

Dalby and Young

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE  167: 47-57

RS

13

1

2

15

0.000

0.010

90

Dalby and Young

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE  167: 47-57

RS

13

1

2

15

0.000

0.010

120

Dalby and Young

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE  167: 47-57

RS

13

1

2

15

0.000

0.021

180

Day and Branch

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 276:1-17

RS

8

2

3

35

0.000

10.0

8

Day and Branch

2002

2001-2004

Ecologigcal Monographs, 72 (1), 2002, pp. 133-149

RS

10

4

3

45

20.0

50.0

730

Dayton

1971

1971-1974

Ecological Monographs 41 (4): 351-389

RI

6

2

4

50

0.050

0.062

1095

Dayton

1973

1971-1974

Ecology 54(2): 433-458

RI

12

2

4

208

0.208

1.00

56

Dayton

1971

1971-1974

Ecological Monographs 41 (4): 351-389

RI

11

6

12

50

127.0

0.010

245

Dayton

1971

1971-1974

Ecological Monographs 41 (4): 351-389

RI

2

2

4

20

127.0

1.50

120

Dayton et al

1974

1971-1974

Ecological Monographs (44(1): 105-128.

RS

16

2

4

100

5.00

0.810

365

Dean

1981

1981-1984

JEMBE 53:163-180

RS

45

1

2

1

0.000

0.001

270

Dee et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 416-417: 135-143

RS

4

1

2

22

50.0

0.024

12

Diller et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 455: 45-49

CR

1

2

3

440

0.000

0.126

1

Dittman and Robles

1991

1991-1994

Ecology, 72 (1), 1991, pp. 286-296

RI

10

1

2

10

0.010

0.002

130

Dittman and Robles

1991

1991-1994

Ecology, 72 (1), 1991, pp. 286-296

RI

10

2

4

20

0.020

0.002

121

dos Santos et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 449: 69-76

CR

3

3

9

62

0.000

0.023

40

Dudgeon and Petraitis

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (4), 2001, pp. 991-1006

RI

4

4

16

750

5.00

50.0

68

Duggins

1983

1981-1984

Ecology 64(6) :1610-1619

RI

4

2

4

100

1.00

78.0

58

Duggins

1983

1981-1984

Ecology 64(6) :1610-1619

RS

8

2

2

200

1.00

200.0

300

Dunmore and Schiel

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 288: 17-38

RI

10

2

2

90

20.0

0.063

120

Dunmore and Schiel

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 288: 17-38

RI

10

3

8

35

20.0

0.250

210

Durr and Wahl

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 306: 181-195

RS

11

4

4

75

0.000

0.004

570

Edgar et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 312:67-87

RS

16

3

6

200

50.0

600.0

365

Edmunds et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 454: 78-84

CR

6

3

4

2500

0.000

0.023

730

Edmunds et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 454: 78-84

CR

4

2

2

31.5

24.0

0.010

155

Edmunds et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 454: 78-84

CR

4

2

2

50

105.0

0.010

122

Farrell

1991

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 61 (1), 1991, pp. 95-113

RI

20

4

5

25

0.025

0.004

680

Farrell

1991

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 61 (1), 1991, pp. 95-113

RI

20

4

5

25

0.025

0.006

750

Farrell

1991

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 61 (1), 1991, pp. 95-113

RI

20

3

3

25

0.025

0.023

990

Fernandez et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 460: 144-152

RI

34

2

2

189.3

0.000

1.44

728

Firstater et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 422-423: 9-13

RI

20

2

4

20.8

0.000

0.010

427

Firstater et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 422-423: 9-13

RI

20

2

4

20.8

0.000

0.010

30

Fleury et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 303: 115-131

CR

2

5

8

10

1.20

0.040

335

Ford and Swearer

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, pp. 1069-1077

RS

16

4

16

800

32.0

1.00

84

Forde and Raimondi

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 301:1-14

RI

8

3

6

30

70.0

0.010

550

Foster et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 289: 15-39

RI

71

4

24

40

650.0

2.00

2190

Freestone and Osman

2011

2011-2014

Ecology, 92 (1), 2011, pp. 208-217

CRRS

260

6

24

8

3110.0

0.100

365

Freestone et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94( 6), 2013, pp. 1370-1377

CRRS

14

4

10

20

3661.0

0.010

90

Freestone et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecology, 92 (4), 2011, pp. 983-993

RS

399

3

5

250

3730.0

0.010

90

Fricke et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 461: 73-84

CR

32

3

4

10

0.000

0.922

203

Fricke et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 461: 73-84

CR

32

3

9

3

0.000

0.922

22

Gagnon et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 290: 179-196

RS

8

2

2

32

1.00

4.00

39

Garner and Litvaitis

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 446: 52-56

RI

1

4

8

10

8.32

0.140

4

Geange

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 453: 70-75

RS

1

3

4

5

7.00

0.200

56

Geller

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 150:1-17

RI

7

2

8

10

0.000

0.010

150

Geller

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 150:1-17

RI

7

4

4

8

0.000

0.040

400

Goldberg and Foster

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 278: 31-45

RS

7

3

6

30

0.000

0.017

90

Goldberg and Foster

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 278: 31-45

RS

7

4

4

30

0.000

0.017

220

Green and Edmunds

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 397: 220-229

CR

5

3

20

5

10.0

0.023

730

Haavisto and Jormalainen

2014

2011-2014

Ecology 95:3035-3045

RS

9

3

6

30

0.000

0.200

42

Haley and Muller

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 273: 151-159

CR

2

2

4

25

0.000

1.00

35

Hall

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 264: 209-223

CR

3

3

6

120

0.000

0.440

24

Hancock and Petraitis

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 205-218

RI

8

4

24

100

1.50

0.004

85

Hata and Nishihira

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 270: 215-240

CR

66

2

14

50

0.000

0.005

308

Hatcher and Larkum

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 69: 61-84

CR

30

2

4

300

0.000

0.500

165

Hatcher and Larkum

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 69: 61-84

CR

30

2

4

400

0.020

0.500

20

Haven

1973

1971-1974

Ecology 54(1) 143-151.

RI

10

2

2

1

0.001

0.080

240

Haven

1973

1971-1974

Ecology 54(1) 143-151.

RI

10

3

6

1

0.001

0.080

540

Hawkins

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 71: 55-72

RI

6

1

2

30

10.0

4.00

120

Hay

1984

1981-1984

Ecology, 65 (2), 1984, pp. 446-454

CR

10

5

16

100

1867.0

0.003

90

Hay

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3): 739--750

CR

7

2

6

5

0.005

0.500

1

Henkel and Pawlik

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 454: 42-48

CR

3

3

4

11

0.000

1.13

183

Henkel and Pawlik

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 454: 42-48

CR

3

3

3

11

43.7

0.600

90

Hermansen et al

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 263: 1-23

RS

3

4

14

10

0.000

0.003

34

Hixon and Beets

1993

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 63 (1), 1993, pp. 77-101

CR

97

4

5

700

0.700

1.00

335

Hixon and Beets

1993

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 63 (1), 1993, pp. 77-101

CR

97

2

3

700

0.700

1.00

1370

Hixon and Beets

1993

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 63 (1), 1993, pp. 77-101

CR

97

4

5

700

0.700

1.00

425

Hixon et al.

2012

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs, 82 (4), 2012, pp. 467-489

CR

18

3

4

100

15.0

4.00

2920

Holbrook and Schmitt

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (10), 2002, pp. 2855-2868

CR

16

2

4

100

0.100

0.075

3

Holbrook and Schmitt

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (10), 2002, pp. 2855-2868

CR

16

2

6

160

0.160

0.075

3

Howells et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, 1078-1088

CR

3

2

4

100

613.0

0.050

420

Huebner and Chadwick

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 416-417: 237-242

CR

7

2

4

100

0.000

0.500

3

Huijbers et al

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (1), 2012, pp. 46-55

CR

8

3

2

1

0.001

1.00

10

Hunt and Scheibling

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (1), 2001, pp. 3213-3231

RI

13

3

2

10

1.00

0.016

450

Hutchings and Peyrot-Clausade

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 269:101-121

CR

19

2

7

10

568.0

0.003

1800

Irving et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 310: 1-12

RS

2

2

3

45

0.000

0.130

35

Jara and Moreno

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65 (1): 28-38

RI

15

3

3

15

0.015

2.25

730

Jara and Moreno

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65 (1): 28-38

RI

10

2

4

4

0.030

0.400

255

Jaxion-Harm and Speight

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 414-415: 19-27

MR

14

2

3

15

2.50

3.00

30

Jenkins and Hartnoll

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 258: 123-139

RI

6

4

4

72

11.0

4.00

395

Jernakoff

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 67:17-31

RI

7

1

4

1

0.000

0.015

600

Jompa and McCook

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 271: 25-39

CR

13

4

18

20

0.000

0.005

365

Kelaher et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 282: 23-41

RI

99

3

12

4

0.150

0.008

150

Kennelly

1983

1981-1984

JEMBE 68:257-276

RS

23

2

4

6

0.000

0.075

180

Kennelly

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147: 207-230

RS

81

3

2

50

0.000

4.00

70

Kennelly

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147: 207-230

RS

81

3

2

50

0.000

4.00

28

Kennelly

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147: 207-230

RS

81

2

2

30

0.000

4.00

56

Kennelly

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147: 207-230

RS

81

3

2

30

0.000

4.00

70

Kennelly

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147: 207-230

RS

81

3

2

30

0.000

4.00

70

Kennelly and Underwood

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 168:35-58

RS

10

4

12

20

140.0

4.00

420

Kochmann and Crowe

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 451: 122-129

RI

5

3

6

150

20.3

0.020

309

Konar and Estes

2003

2001-2004

Ecology, 84 (1), 2003, pp. 174-185

RS

10

4

4

250

0.250

25.0

400

Konar and Estes

2003

2001-2004

Ecology, 84 (1), 2003, pp. 174-185

RS

10

2

4

250

0.250

25.0

10

Laegdsgaard and Johnson

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 229-253

MR

4

2

9

60

0.000

1.50

2

Laegdsgaard and Johnson

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 229-253

MR

4

1

4

60

0.000

2.00

12

Laegdsgaard and Johnson

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 229-253

MR

13

3

4

80

0.000

3.75

16

Laegdsgaard and Johnson

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 229-253

MR

13

1

2

20

0.000

3.75

365

Laegdsgaard and Johnson

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 257: 229-253

MR

13

2

2

40

0.000

100.0

18

Lamb et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 453: 54-61

RI

2

3

4

40.4

0.000

0.010

190

Lapointe et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 298: 275-301

CR

11

2

4

30

0.000

1.00

14

Lavender et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 456: 26-33

RS

8

2

3

16

0.000

0.360

140

Lazzeri et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 457: 236-240

MR

1

2

7

1

3.50

0.400

1

Lenz et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 305: 247-266

RS

9

2

9

10

0.000

0.005

350

Leonard

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 179: 81-98

RS

3

1

2

400

0.200

104.0

90

Levin et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (11), 2002, pp. 3182-3193

RS

7

2

2

100

0.100

1.00

14

Levin et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (11), 2002, pp. 3182-3193

RS

7

3

4

200

0.200

9.00

330

Levin et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (11), 2002, pp. 3182-3193

RS

7

3

4

200

0.200

9.00

19

Lindquist et al

1992

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 62 (4), 1992, p. 547-568

CR

16

3

9

100

15130.0

0.0004

60

Lohrer and Whitlatch

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (3), 2002, pp. 719-732

RS

8

2

4

120

0.120

0.100

23

Lord et al

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 407: 234-240

RI

3

2

4

50

0.000

0.063

20

Lubchenco and Menge

1974

1971-1974

Ecological Monographs 44 (2): 189-2019

RI

10

2

1

200

0.200

100.0

32

MacDonald and Weis

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 441: 90-98

MR

23

2

2

50

0.000

16.1

15

Manzur and Navarrete

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 407: 302-308

RI

3

2

6

600

0.000

0.028

1

Marhaver et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (1), 2013, pp 146-160

CR

3

2

4

14

0.014

0.001

4

Martin - Smith

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 174:243-260

CR

10

1

3

16

0.000

1.35

56

Maughan

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 256: 59-71

RS

52

4

4

25

0.000

0.023

600

Maughan

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 256: 59-71

RS

52

3

4

25

0.000

0.023

39

McClanahan et al

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 184:237-254

CR

7

2

2

250

100.0

100.0

120

McKindsey and Bourget

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (2), 2001, pp. 3462-3478

RI

14

3

8

200

0.200

0.150

365

Meager et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 294: 127-144

MR

7

4

4

75

0.000

9.00

840

Meese

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166:47-64

RI

5

1

2

160

0.600

0.063

540

Menge

1974

1971-1974

Ecology 55 (1): 84-93

RI

2

2

4

100

7.00

1173.0

1200

Menge

1992

1991-1994

Ecology, 73 (3), 1992, pp. 755-765

RI

6

4

8

80

65.0

0.123

120

Menge

1972

1971-1974

Ecology 53 (4): 635-644

RI

2

2

4

30

5.00

100.0

450

Menge and Lubchenco

1981

1981-1984

Ecological Monographs 51(4): 429-450

RI

21

2

8

20

0.020

0.250

150

Menge and Lubchenco

1981

1981-1984

Ecological Monographs 51(4): 429-450

RI

21

3

6

100

0.100

0.250

730

Menge and Lubchenco

1981

1981-1984

Ecological Monographs 51(4): 429-450

RI

20

3

6

100

0.100

0.250

730

Menge et al

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 170:91-116

RI

10

4

18

12

0.500

0.045

365

Menge et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs, 81 (3), 2011, pp. 493-509

RI

9

3

12

50

65.0

0.013

900

Menge et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs, 81 (3), 2011, pp. 493-509

RI

3

3

4

50

65.0

0.125

1440

Menge et al

1994

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 64 (3), 249-286

RI

10

7

16

50

80.0

0.040

910

Menge et al

1994

1991-1994

Ecological Monographs, 64 (3), 249-286

RI

17

5

8

50

80.0

0.040

550

Menge et al

2004

2001-2004

Ecological Monographs, 74 (4), 2004, pp. 663-684

RI

8

5

12

100

1300.0

0.025

670

Mercado-Molina et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 457: 215-219

CR

1

2

2

100

30.0

7.07

570

Messmer et al

2011

2011-2014

Ecology, 82 (12), 2011, pp. 2285-2298

CR

225

4

18

250

1120.0

0.785

365

Methratta

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 299: 77-96

RI

21

4

5

30

0.000

0.560

2.3

Micheli et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecological Monographs, 72 (3), 2002, pp 365-382

RS

50

3

12

20

2.00

0.010

240

Molis and Wahl

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 302: 51-62

RS

10

4

4

33

0.000

0.006

85

Mook

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (3):522-526.

RS

13

5

10

3.5

0.004

0.023

730

Moran and Emlet

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (6), 2001, pp. 1597-1612

RI

4

4

4

4

0.004

0.017

44

Moran and Emlet

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (6), 2001, pp. 1597-1612

RI

4

3

2

20

0.020

0.017

108

Moreira and Creed

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 438: 7-13

RS

6

2

3

50

0.000

0.024

518

Morten and Shima

2013

2011-2014

JEMB 449: 215-220

RS

2

2

3

180

0.000

0.350

55

Mrowicki et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 461: 416-424

RI

11

5

8

210

12.5

0.063

365

Mullineaux et al

2003

2001-2004

Ecological Monographs, 73 (4), 2003, pp. 523-542

RS

47

4

24

20

2.00

0.010

1300

Munday

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (3), 2004, pp. 623-628

CR

6

1

3

250

0.250

25.0

330

Munday et al

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (8), 2001, pp. 2177-2189

CR

16

2

2

250

0.250

25.0

335

Munday et al

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (8), 2001, pp. 2177-2189

CR

4

2

3

500

0.500

0.250

90

Neufeld

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 429: 20-27

RI

2

3

8

3

172.0

0.013

730

Nielsen

2001

2001-2004

Ecological Monographs, 71 (2), 2001, pp. 187-217

RI

17

5

14

85

0.085

0.125

730

Nobbs

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 282: 41-50

MR

7

3

7

56

0.000

0.360

120

Ojeda and Dearborn 

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 149:13-44

RS

22

3

12

40

0.000

2.00

180

Olabarria

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 274: 121-140

RI

11

3

15

50

0.000

0.008

28

Oliveira et al

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 399: 135-141

RI

11

2

6

1000

0.000

0.020

396

Osman and Whitlatch

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 311: 117-145

RS

33

2

4

40

1.00

0.010

140

Osman and Whitlatch

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 311: 117-145

RS

33

4

8

40

1.00

0.010

180

Padilla-Gamin_o et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 434-435: 71-80

CR

1

3

4

3

2.00

0.003

28

Paine

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65((5):1339-1348

RI

4

2

2

33

0.033

1.00

1460

Paine

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65((5):1339-1348

RI

4

2

4

33

0.033

2.00

1460

Paine

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65((5):1339-1348

RI

7

1

1

33

0.033

231.0

4380

Paine

1971

1971-1974

Ecology 52(6): 1096-1106

RI

11

2

4

52

0.052

44.0

270

Paine

1971

1971-1974

Ecology 52(6): 1096-1106

RI

11

2

4

150

50.0

25.0

450

Palardy and Witman

2014

2011-2014

Ecology, 95 (2), 2014, pp 286-297

RS

86

5

6

10

5500.0

0.010

630

Palma and Steneck

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (10), 2001, pp. 2961-2967

RS

6

2

6

75

0.075

0.500

60

Pari et al

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 276: 109-127

CR

7

2

7

10

568.0

0.003

1800

Perreault et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 453: 22-27

RS

2

3

6

24

0.000

0.063

42

Perreault et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 453: 22-27

RS

2

2

3

45

0.000

0.332

98

Peterson et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 441: 50-54

CR

5

1

3

50

4.00

2.00

488

Petraitis

1991

1991-1994

JEMBE 147:65-80

RI

4

2

4

15

6.00

0.020

90

Petraitis et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 293: 217-236

RI

11

4

5

750

5.00

50.0

593

Quinn et al

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 412: 117-125

RI

3

4

6

40

0.000

0.090

42

Ramos et al

2014

2011-2014

JEMBE 456: 1-7

CR

46

2

3

21

0.000

0.200

153

Randall

1961

1961-1964

Ecology 42 (4): 812

CR

9

1

1

1.5

0.002

0.090

60

Rasher et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (6), 2013, pp. 1347-1358

CR

15

4

4

75

11.0

0.060

60

Rasher et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (6), 2013, pp. 1347-1358

CR

8

3

8

75

11.0

0.060

60

Reed and Foster

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(3) 937-948

RS

8

3

6

20

0.020

1.00

270

Reed and Foster

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(3) 937-948

RS

8

2

4

300

0.100

75.0

270

River and Edmunds

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 261: 159-172

CR

7

3

5

50

0.000

0.090

16

Roberston

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(4) 1121-1135.

CR

8

2

4

10

0.010

4.00

0.083

Roberston

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(4) 1121-1135.

CR

4

1

1

15

0.015

4.00

0.083

Robles and Cubit

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (6): 1536-1547

RI

9

2

4

4

0.004

0.076

168

Robles and Cubit

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (6): 1536-1547

RI

8

2

2

1

5.75

0.076

147

Robles and Robb

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166: 65-91

RI

19

1

4

30

0.000

0.070

365

Robles and Robb

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166: 65-91

RI

19

1

4

30

0.000

0.070

240

Robles and Robb

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166: 65-91

RI

19

1

3

30

0.000

0.070

300

Robles and Robb

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166: 65-91

RI

19

1

3

30

0.000

0.070

300

Sams and Keough

2012

2011-2014

Ecology, 93 (5), 2012, 1153-1163

RS

55

3

18

50

12650.0

0.010

180

Satumanatpan and Keough

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 260:133-153

MR

3

4

18

60

0.060

0.013

84

Schiel and Lilley

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 407: 108-115

RS

99

4

4

180

0.000

9.00

3019

Schreider et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 293: 57-71

RI

6

4

4

80

0.000

0.050

75

Schreider et al

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 293: 57-71

RI

6

3

8

80

0.000

0.060

13

Schupp and Paul

1994

1991-1994

Ecology, 75, 1994, pp. 1172-1185

CR

12

2

12

100

2575.0

0.0001

24

Schupp and Paul

1994

1991-1994

Ecology, 75, 1994, pp. 1172-1185

CR

12

2

16

100

2575.0

0.0001

15

Shima

2001

2001-2004

Ecology, 82 (8), 2001, pp. 2190-2199

CR

3

2

3

550

0.550

100.0

5

Shima et al

2013

2011-2014

JEMBE 439: 1-6

CR

2

2

2

1.84

6.50

0.010

155

Shulman et al

1983

1981-1984

Ecology 64 (6) 1508-1513

CR

4

2

2

55

0.055

1.00

12

Siddon and Witman

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (11), 2004, 2938-2945

RS

6

2

6

200

0.200

1.00

100

Siddon and Witman

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (11), 2004, 2938-2945

RS

6

2

4

200

0.200

1.00

100

Smale

2012

2011-2014

JEMBE 438: 76-83

RS

43

3

12

8

400.0

0.040

427

Smedes and Hurd

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62 (6): 1561-1572

RS

30

3

4

10

0.010

0.810

330

Smith and Rule

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 277:25-41

RS

227

1

4

15

0.015

0.010

150

Smith et al.

2014

2011-2014

Ecology, 95, 2014, pp. 1663–1673

CR

1

1

3

21

0.021

0.500

956

Soniat et al

2004

2001-2004

JEMBE 310: 163-182

RS

15

3

3

30

0.000

0.060

119

Sousa

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(6): 1918-1935

RI

13

2

4

30

0.030

0.250

1095

Stachowicz et al

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (9), 2002, 2575-2590

RS

5

4

41

20

0.020

0.0004

60

Steele and Forrester

2002

2001-2004

Ecology, 83 (4), 2002, pp. 1076-1091

CRRS

8

4

15

60

4200.0

2.25

21

Steir et al.

2014

2011-2014

Ecology, 95(5), 2014, pp. 1294-1307

CR

20

2

4

270

0.270

0.500

90

Stier et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, pp. 1057-1068

CR

62

3

5

525

0.525

1.00

120

Tamburello et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, pp. 1102-1111

RI

7

4

4

64

8.00

0.250

1500

Tamburello et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, pp. 1102-1111

RI

7

2

6

64

8.00

0.250

1500

Teruya et al

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 266: 123-134

CR

3

2

4

5

20.0

1.50

13

Thompson et al

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (5), 2004, pp. 1372-1382

RI

6

4

14

80

0.080

0.160

42

Todd and Keough

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 181: 159-187

RS

11

7

14

2

75.0

0.012

14

Todd and Keough

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 181: 159-187

RS

11

13

26

2

75.0

0.012

14

Todd and Keough

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 181: 159-187

RS

11

5

10

2

75.0

0.012

14

Turner and Todd

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 166: 251-272

RI

9

1

2

10

0.020

0.026

180

Underwood and Jernakoff

1984

1981-1984

JEMBE 75: 71-96

RI

7

3

48

30

0.300

0.025

90

Valentine and Johnson

2003

2001-2004

JEMBE 295: 63-90

RS

17

4

10

225

1.00

16.0

720

Vinueza et al.

2014

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs, 84 (3), 2014, pp. 411-434

RI

10

5

24

406

188.0

0.090

1095

Wada et al.

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (1), 2013, pp. 2567-2574

RI

6

2

6

10

0.120

0.720

38

Wahl

2001

2001-2004

JEMBE 258: 101-114

RS

22

2

12

250

30.0

0.002

150

Watanabe

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(3):920-936

RS

6

2

6

100

0.001

1.50

15

Watanabe

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(3):920-936

RS

4

2

4

100

0.001

1.50

15

Watanabe

1984

1981-1984

Ecology 65(3):920-936

RS

5

2

4

6

0.006

0.490

8

Watson and Estes

2011

2011-2014

Ecological Monographs, 81 (2), 2011, pp. 215-239

RS

3

3

4

200

0.200

25.0

15

Wellenreuther and Connell

2002

2001-2004

JEMBE 273: 61-71

RS

10

1

3

50

0.000

1.60

4

White and Shurin

2011

2011-2014

JEMBE 405: 111-119

RI

30

3

8

96

0.000

1.00

244

Williams

1993

1991-1994

JEMBE 167: 261-275

RI

22

3

6

30

0.000

0.063

477

Williams

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62(4): 1107-1120

CR

3

3

6

21

0.021

0.066

10

Williams

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62(4): 1107-1120

CR

7

5

5

30

0.030

1.36

54

Williams

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62(4): 1107-1120

CR

3

3

6

30

0.030

1.60

15

Williams

1981

1981-1984

Ecology 62(4): 1107-1120

CR

3

2

2

30

0.030

1.60

10

Williams

1994

1991-1994

JEMBE 178:79-95

RI

8

2

5

5

0.200

0.016

43

Williams et al

2013

2011-2014

Ecology, 94 (5), 2013, pp. 1089-1101

RI

92

6

32

20

1.00

0.200

540

Williamson et al

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (5), 2004, pp. 1355-1371

RS

7

2

10

100

0.100

0.040

3

Williamson et al

2004

2001-2004

Ecology, 85 (5), 2004, pp. 1355-1371

RS

7

4

6

100

0.100

0.040

3

Wootton

1992

1991-1994

Ecology, 73 (3), 1992, pp. 981-991

RI

10

2

2

25

0.025

0.100

780

Wootton

1992

1991-1994

Ecology, 73 (3), 1992, pp. 981-991

RI

4

2

2

25

0.025

0.100

365

Wootton

1993

1991-1994

Ecology, 74 (1), 1993, pp. 195-206

RI

10

2

2

250

0.250

0.100

1825

Wootton

1993

1991-1994

Ecology, 74 (1), 1993, pp. 195-206

RI

10

4

8

250

0.250

0.100

1460


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