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Data and code for Butterworth et al. 2026 Moisture structures litter faunal communities through productivity and trait filtering effects
Litter invertebrates mediate a substantial proportion of decomposition and nutrient cycling in terrestrial ecosystems, yet how moisture availability structures their communities remains poorly understood. We propose that moisture availability could shape litter communities through two a
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