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    Influence of plant community composition on small rodents in a prairie restoration site

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    Date
    2007-05-01
    Author
    Chalk, Christina
    Advisor(s)
    Floyd, Chris H.
    Weiher, Evan R.
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    Abstract
    I investigated the influence of plant community composition on small rodents in a prairie restoration site near Brackett, Wisconsin. The project was embedded within the Weiher/Lee prairie restoration experiment, in which 0.1 ha plots were manipulated in terms of fungal mutualists and nitrogen availability. My objective was to determine how plant functional diversity and species richness influenced patch occupancy, measured as likelihood of finding a given rodent species in a plot.
    Subject
    Rodents--Behavior
    Plant diversity
    Brackett (Wis.)
    Prairie restoration
    Species diversity
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    Color poster with text describing research conducted by Christina Chalk advised by Chris Floyd and Evan Weiher.
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