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Rangeland-based livestock movement could provide key insights into the movement ecology of many species of wildlife.
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The Fish Eye: Anglers at Utah Lake Spot Algae Blooms More than Most Recreationists
Harmful algal blooms are a persistent problem at Utah Lake, showing up as green streaks, scums, or discoloration in the water. They are toxic to people, pets, and wildlife—but conditions at Utah Lake make identifying them difficult.
Maternal Investment: USU Ecology Doctoral Candidate Explores Immune Responses in Snakes
USU ecology doctoral candidate Daniel Emanuel studies the immune systems of snakes in Professor Susannah French's lab in the Department of Biology. Emanuel is among some 60 Aggie researchers presenting at the Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting i...