Responses of a grassland spider community to habitat structural heterogeneity driven by fire and bison-grazing disturbances interactions
Poster Number: 149 Presenter/Primary Author: Jesus Gomez An overarching hypothesis in community ecology is that increased habitat heterogeneity increases species diversity and alters the species assemblage composition at multiple trophic levels across th
Effects of ocean acidification and water flow on calcification, photosynthesis, and respiration for different morphologies of coralline algae
Poster Number: 147 Presenter/Primary Author: Sarah Merolla Ocean acidification (OA) is becoming a threat to many marine organisms, particularly calcifers such as coralline algae that play important roles in coral reef ecosystems.
QUANTIFYING LONG-TERM GEOMORPHOLOGY OF ANTARCTIC STREAMS
Poster Number: 145 Presenter/Primary Author: Steven Crisp In 1994, 16 stream transects were established in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica beginning a long term data set characterizing microbial communities and channel geometry.
QUANTIFYING LONG-TERM GEOMORPHOLOGY OF ANTARCTIC STREAMS
Poster Number: 144 Presenter/Primary Author: Steven Crisp In 1994, 16 stream transects were established in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica beginning a long term data set characterizing microbial communities and channel geometry.
QUANTIFYING LONG-TERM GEOMORPHOLOGY OF ANTARCTIC STREAMS
Poster Number: 143 Presenter/Primary Author: Steven Crisp In 1994, 16 stream transects were established in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica beginning a long term data set characterizing microbial communities and channel geometry.
