The ecological causes of individual specialisation.
Ecol Lett. 2011 Sep; 14(9):948-58
Mark Hay
16 Dec 2011
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Review / Commentary
Ecologists commonly focus on the mean -- we measure, contrast, and run our statistics on means; these authors point out that the variance among individuals is also critical, and that this variance matters. A 'mean' human has one testicle and one functional breast, but we would miss much critical biology, behavior and ecology if...
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