Pseudoreplication in Tropical Forests and the Resulting Effects on Biodiversity Conservation

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From a comment on @DynamicEcology: tropical forest ecologists are pseudoreplicating, need to read Hurlbert http://t.co/iC5LbQwiu5

Pseudoreplication in lit for logging impact on tropical biodiversity. Call for revision of evidence http://t.co/X4qzusH8Iz HT @CIFOR_forests

Flawed inference in ecology http://t.co/aYKycWc9jZ, 30 years after Hurlbert's pseudoreplication paper http://t.co/EAVr7QO3jO

68% studies of effects of tropical logging biased due to pseudoreplication; conclusions may then be wrong. Cons Biol. http://t.co/r9cPAGhM

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