Deep Blue: Browsing Biological Station, University of Michigan (UMBS) by Title

Sagina nodosa spp. borealis.

McElreath, Laurell (1985)

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Salamander abundances in varying northern Michigan habitats.

Clark, Natalie; Pathak, Priyanka; Rekowski, Greg; Wilkinson, Lauren (2005)

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Sand dune ecology.

Jordan, Larry (1966)

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Sand dunes and their vegetation at four sites on eastern Lake Superior.

Malaby, Sarah (1986)

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Sand dunes at Sturgeon Bay and Sleeping Bear.

Bradley, Hazel L. (1947)

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Sap tree feeding preference by Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers (Sphyrapicus varius) based on tree size and species in Cheboygan County, northern lower Michigan.

McLenon, Amanda L. (1997)

(254.9KB)

Sap tree foraging preference of Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, Sphyrapicus varius.

Huber, Elise; Spencer, Megan; Tan, Hui Chien (2015)

(284.2KB)

Sarracenia purpurea: effects of pitcher leaf size, density, and coloration on species richness and mass of organic material found inside

Barthelemy, Celine (2008)

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Saxifraga paniculata (Saxifraga aizoon): its habitat and associates on the north shore of Lake Superior.

Fidler, Richard A. (1985)

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Scarlet Tanager's nest.

Freer, Marian F. (1945)

(99.1KB)

Scavenger insects: the importance and behaviour of the Calliphoridae and the Sarcophagidae as scavengers along the beach of Douglas Lake.

Gmur, Nicholas F. (1974)

(3MB)

Schizachne purpurascens.

Gizzarelli, Joseph (1983)

(10.1MB)

Schooling patterns of N. stramineus: the importance of vision and olfaction in anti-predatory behavior and the role of size in schools.

Kim, Yong; Pierce, Kim; Ruiter, Kelly (1999)

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Scirpus cyperinus (L.) Kunth complex in northern Michigan.

Schuyler, Alfred (1958)

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Searching image formation: does a common fish predator (Ambloplites rupestris) switch between two prey species as their proportions change.

Heaman, John (1989)

(338KB)

Seasonal variation of plankton rotifers in Douglas Lake, Michigan.

Fuller, D. Richard (1976)

(1.8MB)

Second annual vegetative study of a transect in Cecil Bay marsh.

McGuire, Cheyleen; Wied, Marshal D.; Sorbo, Linda (1972)

(1.7MB)

Secondary chemicals in Nasturtium officinale: does Gammarus age affect grazing?

Morrison, Kathy (1990)

(218.9KB)

Secondary compounds and herbivores: potential production of detoxification systems in Gammarus pseudolimneaus relative to age.

Nellenbach, Melissa (1990)

(737.6KB)

Secondary succession and its effects on soil nutrients and fungal communities.

Cayo, Amanda (2014)

(692.9KB)

Secondary succession in the hemlock-white pine-northern hardwoods forest -- a long term study.

Coon, Lorinda S. (1978)

(2.1MB)

Secondary succession in the vicinity of UMBS.

Lowe, Keith (1978)

(1.3MB)

Secondary succession: A survey of plant species composition, richness, abundance, and diversity in the University of Michigan burn plots in northern lower Michigan.

Moorhead, Helen Ann (1996)

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Secondary succession: A survey of plant species composition, species richness, and species divirsity at the University of Michigan Biological Station burn plots.

Mahler, Mike (1996)

(320.9KB)

Sedge Point pool number five: site description.

Martin, Anne M. (1987)

(536.6KB)