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Faculty mentor: Isaac Hart
As human activity continues to affect ecosystems across the world, it is important to study and understand the ecosystems that have yet to be substantially disturbed by human activity. In this study, I aim to obtain an accurate census of the local rodent population along the Dolores River Corridor of the Colorado Plateau to identify the relationships they have with their local ecosystem. I census the rodent populations by live-trapping in different microhabitats and seasons.
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Questions or comments? Contact me at: michaeljbroughton@gmail.com
