Forestry Resources....

For anyone in some dated forestry information. Hoping this came from a = list other than one I'm posting it to. If it did, my apologies, actually = I think it was Forest-L. Some of this is more than precious, obviously. Thanks. Mike Nolan Compliments of: David South School of Forestry and Wildl

Temporary Technician position in Community Ecology and Restoration of Grassland Ecosystems; OSU Zoology Dept, Corvallis OR

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hibernation and global warming

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Science Evolution Behavior Origin and development Re: specialist juveniles, generalist adults

All: The "thread" on specialist juveniles, generalist adults is a fascinating subject itself, and I don't want to throw it off track. But I would like to learn more about the roots of the phenomenon. For starters, can someone illuminate the issue of just how specialization, at any level, is m

AVIAN RESEARCH TECHNICIAN: Jackson, WY

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Re: specialist juveniles, generalist adults

Don, I'm certainly not an expert on this either but I believe some freshwater mussels fit your scenario. Many have a specific fish host as glochidia then become more generic filter feeders. Matt Buffington, Statewide Environmental Biologist Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources Division of Fish and

PhD/MS assistantship - Invasive plant species effect on soils

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Mycology and Lichen Research in the NorthEast

To Whom It May Concern, I am writing the list in search of any research or researchers that focused their work on lichens or mycology. I am interested in learning more about lichens and mycology and as I am based in Boston, I was curious if there was anyone in the New England. Feel free to contact

MS Environmental Science at WSU Vancouver

Graduate student positions are currently available for the MS Environmental Science degree at Washington State University's Vancouver campus. Most positions are funded with teaching and/or research assistantships that include tuition waivers. Faculty research focuses on conservation ecology and ge

DATA ANALYST: KSU Arthropod Genomics

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Gender Issues in Science Teaching....

Can anyone assist the HS Biology teacher below? If so, please e-mail her = direct at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks much for your time. Mike Nolan "My school is beginning a five year strategic planning cycle and we are currently in the research stages. One of the things we are looking at = is gende

Re: specialist juveniles, generalist adults

Don Another example is Japanese beetle. Larvae feed only on roots of some grasses. Adults, which feed on foliage, are highly polyphagous. Many parasitic hymenoptera are similar to butterflies in that they have a very specific larval host but are generalist nectar feeders as adults. Dan At

Re: Spatial analysis

Craig - checking for clumped vs. random spatial patterns can be as easy as comparing observed distributions of the number of individuals among locations against a poisson pdf. However, a 10 x 10m grid is, in my opinion, a bit small to be trying to make any decisions about spatial patterns... perha

CFR: Wetland Restoration Project Funding Applications Announced

http://www.lgean.org/html/whatsnew.cfm?id=1136 Applications Now Being Accepted for 5-Star Wetlands Restoration Program The National Association of Counties, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Wildlife Habitat Council, in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA