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Publication Year: 2022
Nelson, M.P. 2022. The Science of Climate Change: A Love Story. BioScience. biac065. doi:https://doi.org/10.1093/biosci/biac065
Publications
Publication Year: 2022
Rastetter, E.B.; Kwiatkowski, B.L.; Kicklighter, D.W.; Barker Plotkin, A.; Genet, H.; Nippert, J.B.; O’Keefe, K.; Perakis, S.S.; Porder, S.; Roley, S.S.; Ruess, R.W.; Thompson, J.R.; Wieder, W.R.; Wilcox, K.; Yanai, R.D. 2022. N and P constrain C in ecosystems under climate change: Role of nutrient redistribution, accumulation, and stoichiometry. Ecological Applications. e2684. doi:https://doi.org/10.1002/eap.2684
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Publication Year: 2022
Warren, D.R.; Pett-Ridge, J.C.; Segura, C.; Kaylor, M.J.; Heaston, E.D. 2022. Extreme drought conditions increase variability of nitrate through a stream network, with limited influence on the spatial patterns of stream phosphate. Biogeochemistry. doi:https://doi.org/10.1007/s10533-022-00953-5
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Graduate student Madison Sutton (left) and field technician Haley Martens (right) prepare a mist net
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Graduate student Madison Sutton untangles and readies a mist net
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Graduate student Madison Sutton installs a mist net
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Field technician Haley Martens places bird decoys near the mist net
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Decoy birds are placed around the mist net to lure birds into the mist net
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After the mist net is installed reearchers sit quietly and watch for birds to fly into the net
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A Hermit Wabler is captured in the net and gently removed for measurements before being released
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Researchers measure the health and breeding status of each netted bird before releasing the birds
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Calipers are used to measure the length of the tarsus, or leg bone
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Data for each bird is recorded on paper and then entered into a computer
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By blowing on the bird's chest researchers can see fat and cloacal development to measure health and breeding phenology
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Tiny blood samples are taken from the bird and are put through genomic analysis to determine bird health
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Data for each bird is recorded on paper and then entered into a computer
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After the data on the birds are recorded the birds are released back into the wild, unharmed, and the nets are removed.
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Researchers set up and open the mist net, used to safely capture birds
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Graduate student Madison Sutton stretches the mist net through an opening in the forest
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Researchers set up and stretch out the mist net, used to gently capture birds
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Bird decoys are set up near the mist net to lure in curious or territorial birds