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Climate Change Impact on High-Latitude Food Webs Tracked

Climate Change Impact on High-Latitude Food Webs Tracked
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United statesAmanda koltzPhilip manlickJoe cookNolan perrymanSeth newsomeUniversity of new mexico centerDepartment of biologyUniversity of texas at austinForest service pacificMuseum of southwestern biologyService pacific northwest research stationNew mexicoStable isotopesSouthwestern biologyNature climate

Tracking the impacts of climate change on food webs in high-latitude ecosystems

New research from the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, The University of New Mexico’s Center for Stable Isotopes (CSI), the UNM Museum of Southwestern Biology, and the University of Texas at Austin adds to the growing body of.

United statesSeth newsomePhilip manlickNolan perrymanAmanda koltzJoe cookForest service pacificUniversity of new mexico centerDepartment of biologyMuseum of southwestern biologyUniversity of texas at austinService pacific northwest researchNew mexicoStable isotopesSouthwestern biologyNature climate

Caribou Gut Parasites Indirectly Contribute to Plant Growth in the Tundra: New Study

These parasites make herbivores like the caribou eat less, indirectly leading to plant growth and a greener tundra.

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There Could Be a Surprising Benefit to Non-Deadly Parasites in The World s Ecosystems

When something s messing with your insides and you feel like you re going to hurl, the last thing you probably want to do is eat.

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Caribou gut parasites indirectly create a greener tundra

Caribou merely sickened by parasites eat less vegetation, allowing plants to flourish.

Oswald schmitzAmanda koltzJoshua grinathYale universityProceedings of the national academy sciencesIdaho state university in pocatelloWashington university in stNational academyWashington universityEast africaDennis kunkelIdaho state university

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