Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory

13 Jun, 01 PM - 03 Jul, 01 PM

I will use the reserve to support a rapid field campaign to collect genetic samples from Pacific tree frogs (Pseudacris regilla). The sites included in this study are all remote backcountry sites requiring multi-day trips on foot. In addition, frequent trips to properly store samples will be required, as samples collected in the field need to be stored frozen as soon as possible to preserve sample quality. Furthermore, because the focal species, P. regilla, breed, develop and emerge within one summer season, reaching sites within 2-3 months following Spring snowmelt is key to the success of this study. This time constraint requires a rapid and compressed field work campaign. SNARL will be providing a nearby place for sample storage, rest, and resupply for backcountry field trips, which will greatly improve our ability to sample quickly and efficiently in the backcountry.

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Under Project # 49401 | Research

How do climate-driven changes in mountain pond hydrology affect landscape connectivity and dispersal potential of a common pond species?

graduate_student - University of California, Davis

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Mary Farruggia - UCDavis Jun 13 - Jul 3, 2022 (21 days)
china granger Jun 13 - Jul 3, 2022 (21 days)

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