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Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning Across Space and Environment in the Sea
Three decades of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning research have established that greater species richness often enhances ecosystem functioning. Our knowledge is based largely on experiments conducted at small spatial scales under relatively uniform environmental conditions. Yet species loss an
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