Public Library of Science / American Museum of Natural History / University of Washington / University of California / /
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online combiof price / online distribution / Even accounting / television manufacturer / non-journal media / /
Organization
Ecological Society of America CT Bergstrom / University of California / Santa Barbara / Department of Biology / Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia / Association of Research Libraries / Ecological Society / Institute for Scientific Information / Online Computer Library Centre / American Mathematical Society / Ecological Society of America / Online Computer Library Center / University of Washington / Seattle / Ecological Society of America Economics / /
Person
Michael Rosenzweig / Richard Taylor / Alfred Russell Wallace / Carol / Charles Darwin / Ann Mag Nat Hist / Bob / Alice / Table / William Francis / Wallace Price / /
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librarian / player / author / ecologist / single player / /
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California / /
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Elsevier / The Journal of Natural History / Journal of Biogeography / Physics Today / the Public Library of Science / Natural History / Advances in Ecological Research / American Naturalist / Annual Review of Ecology / Evolution / and Systematics / /
CONCEPTS AND QUESTIONS 488 The economics of ecology journals Carl T Bergstrom1 and Theodore C Bergstrom2 Over the past decade, scientific publishing has shifted from a paper-based distribution system to one largely