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

eScholarship stats: History by Item for May through August, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06	2026-05
8w34795n	Anthropology to atmospheric dynamics at altitude: Celebrating 75 years of multidisciplinary research at the White Mountain Research Center in eastern California	329	86	81	70	92
2jd034xj	The archaeological search for Nüümü (Paiute) agriculture in Payahuunadü (Owens Valley), California	274	74	42	103	55
4651d5xf	White Mountain Research Center provides key support and a rich collaborative environment for the GLORIA alpine plant studies	251	46	38	86	81
9x2069ms	The White-Inyo Mountains, CA: An integrated classroom laboratory to learn about plate-boundary processes	240	42	50	74	74
0kv5d9m3	Arthropod assemblages in alpine fell-fields and subalpine wetlands, and influences of biotic and abiotic drivers	236	41	38	59	98
2g7962n7	To the Rocks the Trees were Just Passing Through	162	53	27	30	52
5c49t6cc	High elevation white pines of the Eastern Sierra: a tale of forest health, fire, and snow	155	63	12	35	45
3vf0n5fp	The distribution of behavior and associated fitness correlates in the yellow-bellied marmot, Marmota flaviventris	126	28	19	26	53
06x2s49m	Columnar jointing in the Devils Postpile, an imperfect hexagonal lattice, and commonalities with other natural and constructed features	119	38	19	17	45
44g517q6	Plutonic ideal: Sage Hen Flat and the science of interpretation	119	27	20	28	44
16d85877	The stone shepherds’ camps of the White Mountains	118	35	11	19	53
0d80f4z5	White Mountains high-elevation plant communities and their response to climate change	111	27	11	34	39
2095m20w	High-elevation air pollution research at the White Mountain Research Center:Recent results for surface-level ozone	98	30	12	17	39
73k864wm	The role of communication theory in supporting observationally based sciences; or, What happens when psychologists visit a field station?	97	16	10	29	42
1937w10v	Detecting cosmic messengers from atop Mt. Barcroft	91	28	10	11	42
9pn9z9q1	C. A. Nelson, retired paleontologist, UCLA Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences Department, and WMRC resident scientist, a few warm recollections	87	19	11	26	31
2d62h782	Influence of forage phosphorus content on Bighorn Sheep in the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains of California	83	14	14	13	42
2c78z3pd	Indigenous perspectives on studying our Eastern Sierra home	81	12	10	23	36
6760d1x9	Detecting cosmic messengers from atop Mt. Barcroft	14	3	5	3	3

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