Summary
This is a technical reference work on mixed effects modelling and related statistical extensions for ecological applications, published as part of the Statistics for Biology and Health series. It provides practical guidance for implementing these methods in R, and has been cited as a methodological foundation in biodiversity modelling work (e.g., Nature Communications British biodiversity scenarios). The book is not an empirical study but rather a tools-and-methods resource for quantitative ecology.
Regional applicability
As a statistical methods text, it has universal applicability across geographic regions. UK-based ecological researchers and those modelling British biodiversity scenarios have drawn upon its methodological approaches, as evidenced by its citation in Nature Communications biodiversity work.
Key measures
Not applicable — methodological reference rather than empirical study
Outcomes reported
The book presents methodological approaches and practical guidance for applying mixed effects models to ecological datasets using the R statistical programming environment.
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