Why yes, I am procrastinating this morning–why do you ask?
Created with this free online tool. Procrastinating readers are encouraged to create and send in their own ecology- or evolution-related mock motivational posters (not necessarily involving zombies). If you can’t post images in the comments, just email them to me (jefox@ucalgary.ca). I’ll post any really good ones I receive.
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Is it time to do one of these for the intermediate productivity-diversity relationship, too? http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1204498
By: jebyrnes on September 23, 2011
at 4:45 pm
I was just joking with Peter Adler (who’s a good friend) about whether he thinks he’s finally killed off the zombie idea that diversity should peak at intermediate productivity. We both doubt he has; after all the IDH is still going strong.
By: oikosjeremy on September 23, 2011
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[…] Various people have been begging me to do a post on the humped diversity-productivity relationship as a zombie idea–a widely-believed idea that should be dead, but isn’t. And since my motto in blogging is “Give the people what they want!”*, here it is! […]
By: Zombie ideas in ecology: the unimodal diversity-productivity relationship « Oikos Blog on October 21, 2011
at 11:28 pm
[…] accumulation of experience and evidence? Or was it suddenly, perhaps thanks to a single paper (or zombie joke-based blog post) that opened your eyes and caused you to see the world in a new […]
By: On changing your mind in science « Oikos Blog on October 28, 2011
at 7:35 pm
[…] Zombie ideas: the motivational poster […]
By: Recommendations for new readers arriving from Evolving Thoughts « Oikos Blog on October 29, 2011
at 2:37 pm
[…] remains to be seen if “me wielding zombie jokes” turns out to be powerful. If it does, this is what I’m going to […]
By: Techniques aren’t powerful; scientists are « Oikos Blog on June 1, 2012
at 11:42 pm