Landscape features exist at multiple spatial and temporal scales, and these naturally affect
spatial genetic structure and our ability to make inferences about gene flow. This article …

A large number of methods for the analysis of the spatial structure of natural phenomena (for
example, the clumping or overdispersion of tree stems, the positions of veins of ore in a rock …

In this article we review research on alternative routes to certification (ARC) in special
education. First, ARC is defined, and the confluence of factors that has hastened its growth and …

This manual shows you a statistical program that will allow you to summarize the results of
multiple independent studies using either a fixed-effects model or mixed-effects model meta-…

… A fail-safe number indicates the number of nonsignificant, unpublished (or missing) studies
that would need to be added to a meta-analysis to reduce an overall statistically significant …

Spatial analysis has become increasingly popular in the biological sciences, particularly in
disciplines such as landscape ecology and landscape genetics. However, many statistical …

Concepts of spatial scale, such as extent, grain, resolution, range, footprint, support and
cartographic ratio are not interchangeable. Because of the potential confusion among the …

Meta‐analysis is a statistical technique that allows one to combine the results from multiple
studies to glean inferences on the overall importance of various phenomena. This method …

This paper aims to provide guidance to ecologists with limited experience in spatial analysis
to help in their choice of techniques. It uses examples to compare methods of spatial …

In traditional instructional research, two or more teaching methods are used with separate but
equivalent groups and statistical analysis of group performance permits conclusions about …