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Shortgrass Steppe/Sevilleta

Photographs and photomicrographs of some soil nematodes found in the Shortgrass Steppe LTER and Sevilleta LTER (These images were taken by Ana Child and the movies were taken by Nicole DeCrappeo )

  • Bacterial Feeders
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Recent Articles

  • Science Leaders Issue Clarion Call for Evidence-Based Policy
  • Diana Wall’s article among 5 chosen by SBB for World Soil day
  • “Ghost Soil Creature” Of Antarctica Has Survived 30 Ice Ages
  • New publication in Functional Ecology
  • Tiny ‘ghost creatures’ from Antarctica give insight into past, current climate change
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