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The study of yellow-bellied marmots at the RMBL is the third-longest study of free-living, individually-marked mammals in the world. Over the next five years we aim to continue to collect demographic, genetic/genomic, behavioral, and endocrinological data to help develop a comprehensive view of marmot population biology and evolutionary dynamics of a variety of behavioral, physiological and life history traits. We will continue our studies of aging and senescence and hope to expand our studies of the causes and consequences of microbial diversity in the intestinal and oral microbiomes.
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