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Students present posters at the CAP ASM. Presenters: top left – Tim Ohlert, top right – Aaron Grade, bottom left – Nich Weller, bottom right – Kate Weiss.
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SESE graduate student Marisol Juarez Rivera describes her poster, “Is oxygen supersaturation in Tempe Town Lake mainly driven by abiotic processes?”
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CAP and Sevilleta students at South Mountain Preserve, with the city of Phoenix in the background.
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Figure 4. The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
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Figure 3. Soil waters had to be filtered in a oxygen-free glove bag back in the lab at Toolik Field Station to avoid oxidation of reduced iron before the start of experiments.
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Researchers at Toolik Lake
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Figure 1. Red-orange oxidized iron precipitates across the arctic landscapes.
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Fig.4 Karla takes a traditional bulk density sample at 100 cm.
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Fig.4 Karla takes a traditional bulk density sample at 100 cm.
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Fig.3 Chris So separates large rocks from soil and root material.
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