paper to do

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• [x] abstract
• [x] finalize title
• [x] update citation ordering (year -> author last name)
• [x] data/software citations formatted nicely in references
• [x] details on LTER data processing in suppliment (#17)
• [x] parameter comparison between 3 common species of Hubbard/Harvard (for supplement)
• [x] split the above figure into 2
• [x] all model name italicized
• [x] active voice throughout
• [x] deal with species/phenophase, species x phenophase, species phenophase combinations, blah
• [x] all figures/tables to the end
• [x] make a separate suppliment pdf
• [x] acknowledgements #11
• [x] rename all image filenames to their order (ie fig1, figS1 etc) in text and code
• [x] LTS -> LTER in figures
• [x] fixed all figure references. with the map included in the beginning they are now all off
• [x] orcids from everyone
• [x] put the NPN data I used into the raw_data folder so it can go up on zenodo. but don't commit it cause it's so big

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from Ecology

Manuscript format

Consult recent issues for examples of journal style. Be sure to abide by the following minimum formatting requirements for submitted manuscripts:

• The manuscript text and literature cited must be double-spaced at three lines per inch (12 lines/10 cm) in 12-point Times New Roman font. Choose the "double-spacing" option for line spacing. Leave a 1 inch (2.54-cm) margin on all sides of each page. Page size should be Letter 8½" by 11". Do not justify the right margin.
• Assemble the parts of the manuscript in this order: title page, abstract, key words, text, acknowledgments, literature cited, tables (one table per page), figure legends (on separate page preceding the first figure), figures (one figure per page; label each figure, i.e., Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.), and lastly any Appendices. Please note that if your manuscript is accepted, the appendices would only be published online, but for review purposes, appendices need to be merged into one file together with the manuscript, for the convenience of reviewers and editors.
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this was for the initial submission