Predicting climate-induced shifts in burying beetle distributions: integrating niche partitioning, competition, and thermal performance
An empirical study of collaborative acoustic source localization
The impact of humans on red squirrels at Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory
The Black Canyon Forecast Station: Experiences And Lessons Learned
This presentation reviews the experiences of a meteorology-inspired infectious disease forecast station operating within a rural community. The forecast station promoted routine communication of a broader array of infectious disease activity than that monitored by public health; facilitated proactiv
The Hogan Builders of Colorado. H. Betty and Harold A. Huscher. (Southwestern Lore, Volume 9, Number 11, September, 1943. Gunnison, Colorado.)
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Foodplant of Hypaurotis chrysalus (Lycaenidae) in Colorado
Introduced plant species in Gothic, Colorado: invasive or harmless?
Report on the trip to Cumberland Pass
Ants, competition, and diversity: part one
Size differences in <i>Baetis</i>
Patterns of biodiversity in sub-alpine wetlands
Aquatic insect colonization dynamics were studied in an attempt to understand patterns of diversity in sub-alpine wetlands. More specifically, this study investigated three alternate hypotheses: species-level diversity in habitat patches is a function of 1) patch size, 2) patch complexity, or 3) sou
Cytoplasmic and nuclear markers reveal contrasting patterns of spatial genetic structure in a natural <i>Ipomopsis</i> hybrid zone
Conservation and Status of North American Amphibians
Lifetime reproductive success of territorial yellow-bellied marmots
Natural selection in <i>Ipomopsis</i> hybrid zones: implications for ecological speciation
The effect of sediment load on aquatic invertebrate diversity in beaver ponds
The influence of aboveground and belowground resources on the persistence of females for a gynodioecious plant
! Gynodioecity is prolific within some angiosperm populations. These coexisting individuals within the same population will either be females that canʼt produce pollen, or hermaphrodites which can. Our study attempted to peer into the reasoning behind female persistence in Polemonium foliosissimum,
Adult behavior and population structure in Erebia epipsodes (Lepidoptera: Satyrininae)
Courtship display behavior influences tail myology in <i>Centrocercus minimus</i> (Gunnison sage‐grouse)
Abstract A variety of bird species engage in complicated, elaborate courtship displays to impress potential mates. Such displays include wing flaring, aerial acrobatics, choreographed dances, and tail fanning. Though these behaviors are often well studied, the underlying musculature facilitating the