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Tag Archives: Project Descriptions
  • To each organism, their own environment

    Posted by Heidi Rodenhizer on July 22, 2013

    Boreal forest surrounds the globe at northern latitudes. In Eastern Siberia the boreal forest is composed primarily of mosses, lichens, grasses, shrubs and larch trees. These vegetation types are…


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  • Patterns of thaw

    Posted by Casey DeMarsico on July 22, 2013

    There is continually frozen ground (permafrost) sitting beneath the Arctic, but each summer, endless sunshine and warming air temperatures heat the soils from above. A fraction of the near…


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  • Hungry Microbes and Future Carbon

    Posted by Karin Sather on July 20, 2013

    A classic example of science here in Siberia: water bottles improvised to incubate and measure…


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