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The University of Michigan Biological Station (UMBS) was founded in 1909.
Measurements of weight percent leaf nitrogen and carbon for four tree species in overstory and understory position were recorded at the FASET Tower study area. Sampling took place in summer of 2012 at the University of Michigan Biological...
Measurements of tropospheric oxidants HOx, ozone and water, as part of the 2009 CABINEX campaign at the University of Michigan Biological Station (UMBS). Samples were taken at the PROPHET facilities.
Catalog records for the Cultural Landscapes of Douglas Lake Archaeological Research Project (CLOD). Metadata are shared. Contact data creator about use of data.
The expression of an individual animal’s behaviour can be placed along many different personality spectra. Parasite load can alter animal behaviour and, thus, fitness. The personality traits of rusty crayfish, Faxonius rusticus, were analysed in...
In 1938, 6 0.1 acre tree census plots were established on the UMBS property. In these "50 Year" plots, all trees were given ID tags, and had DBH censuses conducted at irregular intervals through 2001. In Plot 6, information about shrub count...
Over the past two decades, dam removal has become an increasingly important aspect of aquatic ecology. The motivation for the removal broadly ranges from purely ecological terms, restoring stream or river connectivity, through safety concerns...
Research Applied to National Needs (RANN) was an National Science Foundation (NSF) program in the 1970s. The RANN program at UMBS was run by Dr. John E Gannon.
Orientation within turbulent odor plumes occurs across a vast range of spatial and temporal scales. From salmon homing across featureless oceans to microbes forming reproductive spores, the extraction of spatial and temporal information from...
In this data, you’ll find crayfish movement data (walking speeds and times spent in different sections of the test arena) as a response to differing concentrations and types of fear cues (predatory and alarm cues) as well as differing levels...
