Annual Report 2004
Annual Report 2004
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Conser- vation of these species requires a better understanding of how impacts to critical habitat affect population functioning at the watershed and landscape scales.
This research examines the role lentic sites play in creating habitat needed for amphibian breeding and over-wintering in western Montana. It also studies the genetic population structure of Rana luteiventris (Columbia spotted frog). Investigators are assessing amphibian habitat by examining the distribution of potential breeding... and over-winter- ing sites and the occurrence of beaver activity.
Then, using focal watersheds, they are using aerial Dipnetting in Western Montana amphibian liabitat.
photos to assess rates of change of this critical habitat over the last 70 years in watersheds with and without beaver. They will determine if these amphibian populations are functioning as pan- mictic populations, metapopulations, or isolated populations, and whether the landscape changes associated with beaver activity (through altering the distance between breeding populations) may affect the genetic structure of amphibian popula- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conser- vation of these species requires a better understanding of how impacts to critical habitat affect population functioning at the watershed and landscape scales.
This research examines the role lentic sites play in creating habitat needed for amphibian breeding and over-wintering in western Montana. It also studies the genetic population structure of Rana luteiventris (Columbia spotted frog). Investigators are assessing amphibian habitat by examining the distribution of potential breeding... and over-winter- ing sites and the occurrence of beaver activity.
Then, using focal watersheds, they are using aerial Dipnetting in Western Montana amphibian liabitat.
photos to assess rates of change of this critical habitat over the last 70 years in watersheds with and without beaver. They will determine if these amphibian populations are functioning as pan- mictic populations, metapopulations, or isolated populations, and whether the landscape changes associated with beaver activity (through altering the distance between breeding populations) may affect the genetic structure of amphibian popula- tions.
What to read after Annual Report 2004?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana University Joint Water Resources Research Center to read onlineMoreLess
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