The purpose of this data set was to compile body mass information for all mammals on Earth so that we could investigate the patterns of body mass seen across geographic and taxonomic space and evoluti
Macroecology， paleoecology， and ecological integrity of terrestrial species and communities of the interior Columbia River basin and northern portions of the Klamath and Great Basins
Body size correlates with virtually every aspect of species' biology, so understanding the tempo and mode of its evolution is of key importance in macroecology and macroevolution. Here we use body-mas
Map showing the distribution of currently listed freshwater fish across Australia. Underpinning data provided by Matt Le Feuvre of the University of Melbourne. For further information see Le Feuvre M
Mesozoic crurotarsans exhibited diverse morphologies and feeding modes, representing considerable ecological diversity, yet macroevolutionary patterns remain unexplored. Here we employ a unique combin
