Katie and Forum:
I love your post and the blog; illustrates an oft-neglected principle of
simplicity, honestly stating the overlooked obvious sans obfuscation. In
terrestrial systems one can observe profound difference in the effects of
nutrients or their lack in varying responses to all kin
Hi,
I am looking at purchasing cameras for bird nest monitoring in the tropics.
Nests maybe quite a walk through the forest and possibly high up so I hope
to find equipment which is light and does not need big batteries and can be
left for a while in tropical conditions. Since last I monitored nes
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Hi,
The National Geographic series Strange Days on Planet Earth has some good
segments--in particular the episode on trophic cascades would be good for
population biology. They specifically talk about a dam project in South
America that flooded a hilly rainforest, leaving behind isolated islands
t
It sounds like you are describing the importance of priority effects (among
other mechanisms of community assemblage). And there have actually been a
number of experimental studies of this mechanism, in organisms as varied as
plants, aquatic invertebrates, and reef fishes. I did my master's th
Has anyone used a LiCor 6400 (or 6200) for soil respiration in a lab
incubation? We do not have a GC with the proper detector but do have a 6400
with soil respiration chamber. I have an idea of how I would like to set
this up and have searched the literature for guidance but have come up with
very
Hi Ecologgers,
I am going to be running some experiments on steelehead and chinook to get
sub-daily consumption rates and I want to try to standardize our methods as
much as possible. Since we are trying to quantify consumption, using prey
that are relatively uniform in size, easy to weigh, and th
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