Soil invertebrate abundance, diversity, and community composition across steep high elevation snowmelt gradients in the European Alps

Overview of attention for article published in Arctic, Antarctic & Alpine Research, November 2021

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RT @julesibk: Interested in collembolans and oribatid mites living in high alpine soils? Read our new paper in @arctic_alpine! #SoilFauna #…

RT @EuracAlpine: Which #invertebrates live in high alpine snowbeds? And how many? 🤔 Our @julesibk has recently lead a publication (but ther…

Which #invertebrates live in high alpine snowbeds? And how many? 🤔 Our @julesibk has recently lead a publication (but there was also quite some #fieldwork before) on this topic! Find the answers here! 👇 https://t.co/JtjVg3zcGz 📸 Lars_Nissen #soil #sn…

RT @julesibk: Interested in collembolans and oribatid mites living in high alpine soils? Read our new paper in @arctic_alpine! #SoilFauna #…

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