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Copper 1

Part of: Colorado East River Valley

Scale: site

Coordinates: 38.9673, -106.9683

Habitat: fish stream, mid elevation, willow dominated, beaver pond

Also known as: Copper, Copper 2, Copper 3

Papers: 5 | Mentions: 6

Publications (5)

student_paper

Nowhere to go but Up: Investigating Bumble Bee population Shifts over Elevational Gradients

2024secondary site

student_paper

How beaver pond age affects aquatic invertebrates

2023primary study site

student_paper

Effects of Climate Variation and Nesting Traits on Sex Ratios of Adult Solitary Bees

2021secondary site

student_paper

Effects of Climate Changes on Ecologically Important Bees and Flowers

2017secondary site

article

Hydraulic and geomorphic effects on mayfly drift in high-gradient streams at moderate discharges

2008Ecohydrologyprimary study site

Documents (1)

Document

Regional Workshop: Understanding Your Community on Population and Economic Data and Analysis

2001subject area

Species Studied Here

Copper 1

Publications (5)

Nowhere to go but Up: Investigating Bumble Bee population Shifts over Elevational Gradients

How beaver pond age affects aquatic invertebrates

Effects of Climate Variation and Nesting Traits on Sex Ratios of Adult Solitary Bees

Effects of Climate Changes on Ecologically Important Bees and Flowers

Hydraulic and geomorphic effects on mayfly drift in high-gradient streams at moderate discharges

Documents (1)

Regional Workshop: Understanding Your Community on Population and Economic Data and Analysis

Species Studied Here

Bombus

Sorghum

Baetis

Baetidae

solitary bees

Panicum miliaceum

Bombus bifarius

Baetis bicaudatus

Veratrum

Mayflies