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NRRI Event Posters 

NRRI Event Posters  [4]

Persistent link to this collection: https://hdl.handle.net/11299/227281

This collection contains posters from events held at and/or sponsored by the Natural Resources Research Institute. The events date from 2014 to 2015. Please note that this collection is not comprehensive; other events may have been held and other posters may exist.

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If You Build It, Will They Come? Breeding Birds (Expected and Not) of an Abandoned Taconite Mining Area (2015-12-17)

Wilson, Steve; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute (2015)
Steve Wilson has spent over 200 hours during the last four summers searching for birds in what may be Minnesota’s least-birded habitat: the mined areas of Minnesota’s Iron Range. He speculates that more westerly bird ...

The Ecological History of Lake Ontario According to Phytoplankton (2014)

Allinger, Lisa E; Reavie, Euan; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute (2014)
Ecological history of Lake Ontario.

The Ecological History of Lake Erie According to Algae (2014)

Allinger, Lisa E; Reavie, Euan; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute (2014)
Lake Erie is well known for its cultural perturbations with an extensive history of monitoring and paleolimnoloigcal studies, particularly those using diatoms, that present evidence of major change in the lake’s environmental ...

Are Your Paleoecological Indicators Telling the Truth? (2014)

Reavie, Euan; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute; Heathcote, Adam J; American Geophysical Union (2014)
Inferring condition from fossil biological assemblages assumes a strong relationship between the variable you want to infer and patterns in the assemblages. In recent years it has become apparent that several species-based ...
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