Session: Big Data In Ecology - Methods and Tools 1 (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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The first record of Northern pike (Esox lucius Linnaeus) in the Zrebar Lake of Marivan, Kurdistan, Iran: A preliminary observation and assessment of morphology, diet, reproduction and invasive threat
Habibolla Mohammadi, University of Kurdistan; Edris Ghaderi, University of Kurdistan; Farshad Maolodi, University of Kurdistan; Barzan Bahrami Kamangar, University of Kurdistan; Sayed Naseh Hosaini, Marivan

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Developing political-ecological theory: The need for many-task computing
Timothy Haas, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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Zen and the art of cutting the tree: Phylofactorization of ecological big-data yields a theory for how to harness the ecological data revolution
Alex Washburne, Montana State University; Jacob B. Socolar, University of Connecticut; Florent Mazel, Simon Fraser University; Giulio Dalla Riva, University of Canterbury; Raina K. Plowright, Montana State University

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Correcting for spatial sampling bias in biological records data and modeling millipede distributions
Willson Gaul, University College Dublin; Dinara Sadykova, Queen's University Belfast; Niall Keogh, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology; Hannah J. White, University College Dublin; Lupe León-Sánchez, Queen's University Belfast; Paul Caplat, Queen's University Belfast; Mark C. Emmerson, Queen's University Belfast; Tomás E. Murray, National Biodiversity Data Centre; Jon M. Yearsley, University College Dublin

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