Anthropology to atmospheric dynamics at altitude: Celebrating 75 years of multidisciplinary research at the UCLA White Mountain Research Center in eastern California

Parent: White Mountain Research Center

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8w34795nAnthropology to atmospheric dynamics at altitude: Celebrating 75 years of multidisciplinary research at the White Mountain Research Center in eastern California32921911066.6%
2jd034xjThe archaeological search for Nüümü (Paiute) agriculture in Payahuunadü (Owens Valley), California2742304483.9%
4651d5xfWhite Mountain Research Center provides key support and a rich collaborative environment for the GLORIA alpine plant studies2511807171.7%
9x2069msThe White-Inyo Mountains, CA: An integrated classroom laboratory to learn about plate-boundary processes2401806075.0%
0kv5d9m3Arthropod assemblages in alpine fell-fields and subalpine wetlands, and influences of biotic and abiotic drivers2361746273.7%
2g7962n7To the Rocks the Trees were Just Passing Through1621026063.0%
5c49t6ccHigh elevation white pines of the Eastern Sierra: a tale of forest health, fire, and snow1554810731.0%
3vf0n5fpThe distribution of behavior and associated fitness correlates in the yellow-bellied marmot, Marmota flaviventris126784861.9%
06x2s49mColumnar jointing in the Devils Postpile, an imperfect hexagonal lattice, and commonalities with other natural and constructed features119536644.5%
44g517q6Plutonic ideal: Sage Hen Flat and the science of interpretation119546545.4%
16d85877The stone shepherds’ camps of the White Mountains118803867.8%
0d80f4z5White Mountains high-elevation plant communities and their response to climate change111516045.9%
2095m20wHigh-elevation air pollution research at the White Mountain Research Center:Recent results for surface-level ozone98544455.1%
73k864wmThe role of communication theory in supporting observationally based sciences; or, What happens when psychologists visit a field station?97346335.1%
1937w10vDetecting cosmic messengers from atop Mt. Barcroft91345737.4%
9pn9z9q1C. A. Nelson, retired paleontologist, UCLA Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences Department, and WMRC resident scientist, a few warm recollections87375042.5%
2d62h782Influence of forage phosphorus content on Bighorn Sheep in the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains of California83354842.2%
2c78z3pdIndigenous perspectives on studying our Eastern Sierra home81305137.0%
6760d1x9Detecting cosmic messengers from atop Mt. Barcroft140140.0%

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