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Advising - Biology - www.biology.usu.edu

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Community Outreach and Resources. Fun Facts About Fungi. Plant Pests - Extension. Major Requirements and Graduation. Biology Graduate Student Association. Staff and Technician Positions. Graduate Students and Post-docs. Bee Biology and Systematics Lab. Plant Pest Diagnostic Lab. Center for Integrated BioSystems. If you are a Biology Major or are looking to add a Biology Major or Biology Minor, please visit the Biology Advising Office in BNR 101. Biology Advising Office -. Prerequisite or other overrides.

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Adjunct Faculty - Biology - www.biology.usu.edu

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Community Outreach and Resources. Fun Facts About Fungi. Plant Pests - Extension. Major Requirements and Graduation. Biology Graduate Student Association. Staff and Technician Positions. Graduate Students and Post-docs. Bee Biology and Systematics Lab. Plant Pest Diagnostic Lab. Center for Integrated BioSystems. 8226; Adjunct Faculty. 8226; Biology Faculty. 8226; Faculty USU-Eastern. 8226; Graduate Students. 8226; Research Staff. 8226; Biology Staff. 8226; Biology Temporary Instructors. Black, William C.

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Advice: why should an academic read blogs? | Dynamic Ecology

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Skip to primary content. Advice: why should an academic read blogs? February 6, 2013. If you’ve read this (or any) blog more than once or twice before, this post isn’t for you. It’s for your colleagues who don’t read blogs. It explains what blogs are, why you might want to allocate a bit of your scarce time to reading science blogs in your field, and addresses some common misunderstandings about blogs. So email this post to your non-blog-reading colleagues! That notifies you when a new post is published.

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The Portal Project | Long-term desert ecology

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Welcome to the Portal Project. In 1989, David Tilman asked: what is the typical time scale of ecological studies? He found that 86% of experimental studies lasted 3 or fewer field seasons. Observational studies faired only slightly better: Most of the studies greater than 10 years and all of the studies greater than 50 years were based on chronosquences and paleoecological reconstructions and not on direct observation. Why was Tilman concerned? An experimental test of the response of macroecological patt...

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Members | The Portal Project

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Ellen is currently a Portal RA. Morgan is the PI in charge of the collection of the rodent, plant, and weather datasets. Her research interests include understanding how communities respond to perturbations such as climate fluctuations, habitat change, and the colonization and extinction of dominant species. Glenda is the Project Manager and a former rodent RA. Ginger is the RA for the plant and ant censuses and helps to maintain the plant database. She works with Dr. Valone to explore long-term ...Ethan...

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Experimental treatments | The Portal Project

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The study consists of 24 experimental plots, assigned to various ant, rodent, and plant manipulations. Although a subset of the plots has maintained a consistent manipulation since 1977, other plots have been reassigned over the course of the study. Using life history trade-offs to understand core-transient structuring of a small mammal community. Niche opportunities, and invasion dynamics in a desert annual community. Created with Artisteer by Morgan Ernest.

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About JE | Jabberwocky Ecology

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Ethan White and Morgan Ernest's blog for discussing issues and ideas related to ecology and academia. Jabberwocky Ecology is Ethan White’s. And Morgan Ernest’s. Blog for discussing issues and ideas related to ecology and academia. We’re still easing our way into blogging as a form of dialog, so posting may be a bit irregular for a while. Enter your email address to subscribe to Jabberwocky Ecology by email. Join 2,866 other followers. Getting Things Done in Academia. The EEB and flow.

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Members | Weecology

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My research focuses on data-intensive questions in ecology, using large ecological datasets, advanced statistical/machine learning methods, and theoretical modeling to understand ecological patterns. I am a Moore Investigator in Data-Driven Discovery. Am active on Twitter. Blog about ecology and open science. And serve on the Data Carpentry. Boards of directors, the Software Carpentry. Advisory board, and the editorial boards of PLOS One and PeerJ. Checkout my Impactstory. Ellen joined the lab in fall of...