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Marmot Creek

Part of: East River Watershed

Scale: site

Elevation: 2950m

Habitat: fishless stream, headwater stream, stream

Papers: 6 | Mentions: 6

Publications (6)

article

Modeling geogenic and atmospheric nitrogen through the East River Watershed, Colorado Rocky Mountains

2021PloS onestudy site

thesis

Host-parasite ecology of Baetis bicaudatus mayflies and Gasteromermis sp. nematodes in high-altitude streams

2018study site

student_paper

Influence of Parasitism on Consumer Driven Nutrient Recycling by Aquatic Insects

2016secondary site

student_paper

Trade-offs associated with food availability and predator avoidance behavior of a stream mayfly

2011specimen collection site

article

Does living in streams with fish involve a cost of induced morphological defense?

2003Canadian Journal of Zoologyprimary study site

article

Reach-scale Manipulations show invertebrate grazers depress algal resources in streams

2002Limnology and Oceanographyreference location

Species Studied Here

Marmot Creek — RMBL Knowledge Commons

Marmot Creek

Publications (6)

Modeling geogenic and atmospheric nitrogen through the East River Watershed, Colorado Rocky Mountains

Host-parasite ecology of Baetis bicaudatus mayflies and Gasteromermis sp. nematodes in high-altitude streams

Influence of Parasitism on Consumer Driven Nutrient Recycling by Aquatic Insects

Trade-offs associated with food availability and predator avoidance behavior of a stream mayfly

Does living in streams with fish involve a cost of induced morphological defense?

Reach-scale Manipulations show invertebrate grazers depress algal resources in streams

Species Studied Here

Baetis bicaudatus

Mayflies

Baetis

Plecoptera

Ephemeroptera

Gasteromermis sp.

Megarcys signata

Periphyton

Abies lasiocarpa

Lupinus bakeri