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Research Themes

Warming- El Nino- Nitrogen deposition Experiment

Stochastic Dynamic Program (SDP)

Terrestrial ECOsystem Model (TECO)

WAVE: A Modeling Framework for Habitat Ecotones

Carbon, Water, and Energy Fluxes: New Mexico Elevation Gradient

Chemical Defense Investment Under Drought Stress

Desert small mammal populations long-term monitoring program

Hydraulic Mechanisms of Survival and Mortality During Drought

Small Mammal Exclusion Experiment

Small Mammal Physiology via IsoWebs

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Ecosystems

Chihuahuan Desert Grasslands Chihuahuan Desert Shrublands Juniper Savannas Pinyon Juniper Woodlands Plains Grasslands Riparian Cottonwood Forests

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