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White Rock Mountain

Part of: West Elk Mountains

Scale: site

Elevation: 4128m

Habitat: high-elevation mountainous terrain, talus slopes, talus fields

Papers: 4 | Mentions: 4

Publications (4)

student_paper

Locating the Eastern Edge of a Sixty Kilometer-Wide Bull’s Eye of Miocene-Age Exhumation Near Taylor Peak A in Colorado’s Elk Mountains with Apatite (U-Th)/He Thermochronology

2020reference site

student_paper

Examining Spatial Patterns of Exhumation in Colorado’s Elk Mountains During the Late Miocene Using Apatite (U-Th)/He Thermochronology

2017primary study site

student_paper

Talus turnover: A study of the distribution of lichens along elevational gradients

2013primary study site

student_paper

The effects of slope orientation and temperature upon activity of the north american pika, Ochotona princeps

2006primary study site

Species Studied Here

White Rock Mountain

Publications (4)

Locating the Eastern Edge of a Sixty Kilometer-Wide Bull’s Eye of Miocene-Age Exhumation Near Taylor Peak A in Colorado’s Elk Mountains with Apatite (U-Th)/He Thermochronology

Examining Spatial Patterns of Exhumation in Colorado’s Elk Mountains During the Late Miocene Using Apatite (U-Th)/He Thermochronology

Talus turnover: A study of the distribution of lichens along elevational gradients

The effects of slope orientation and temperature upon activity of the north american pika, Ochotona princeps

Species Studied Here

small mammals

Ochotona princeps

Ochotona curzoniae

Lichen species (multiple unspecified)

Picea abies

forest vegetation

Picea rubens

vascular plants