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The budding amateurs

John Whitfield

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6864, 578-579

Abstract: From the results of an annual Alaskan betting contest to sightings of migratory birds, ecologists are using a wealth of unusual data to predict the impact of climate change. John Whitfield rummages in the archives.

Date: 2001
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