Update ecosystems.csl

[jasonjensen]

Correctly use abbreviated journal titles

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[rmzelle]

Thanks!

[rmzelle]

@adam3smith, I just checked this, and the instructions use full titles:

Use the following formats for Literature Cited style:
Journal Article
Elser JJ, Goldman CR . 1991. Zooplankton effects on phytoplankton in lakes of contrasting trophic status. Limnology and Oceanography 36: 64-90.
Journal Article in press
Cottingham KL, Knight SE. 1998. Effects of grazer size on the response of mesotrophic lakes to experimental enrichment. Water Science and Technology, in press.

whereas the published articles seem to use the short forms (see e.g. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10021-016-9998-6/fulltext.html). What do we do in these cases?

[rmzelle]

@jasonjensen, did you notice the discrepancy yourself, or did an editor ask you to use abbreviated journal titles for a manuscript?

[adam3smith]

I always trust the published artices over journal guidelines (unless those specify the difference), so this is great, thanks!

[jasonjensen]

Thanks, I work at paperpile and a user requested it. I checked one of the latest articles on their site before sending the pull request.
Best,Jason