Abstract
Understanding global drivers of changes in species interactions is vital, both in terms of improving our knowledge of fundamental large-scale ecology, and in order to predict and protect against human-driven changes to ecosystems. Here we present the LifeWebs project, which aims to collate existing data on interaction networks in order to understand their large-scale patterns. Initially we will collate data relating to plant-herbivore interactions, and this article is a call for contributions. We outline the kinds of data in which we are interested, the procedure for making contributions, and what contributors can expect in terms of co-authorship on subsequent papers and access to the database for conducting their own analyses.
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Fayle, T. M., Sam, K., Humlova, A., Cagnolo, L., & Novotny, V. (2016). The LifeWebs project: A call for data describing plant-herbivore interaction networks. Frontiers of Biogeography, 8(4). https://doi.org/10.21425/F58431122
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