Snowmastodon Science Continues
The Snowmastodon Project science team was reunited in June!
Scientists presented preliminary data from their areas of expertise
during a three-day conference. The team will continue to study
evidence from the Ice Age site until their findings are ready to be
published. Labs from California to England have samples of bones,
plants, insects, sediment, and biomolecules from the site. The
knowledge will be pieced together to understand how high-elevation
ecosystems in the Rockies have weathered climate change over time
and also determine how the site came to exist in its unusual state.
The team is photographed with just some of the specimens from the
site.
Standing left of post, from the left
Front row: Adam Freierman, Kaitlin Stanley, Gussie Maccracken,
Steven Holen, Brittany Grimm, Frank Krell
Second row: Russell Graham, Corinna Troll, Saxon Sharpe, Richard
Stucky, Tyler Kerr
Third row: Nate Fox, Paul Carrara, Lesley Petrie, Hannah O'Neill,
Douglas Kline, Nathaniel Lifton
Back row: Scott Anderson, Peter Brown
Standing right of post, from left
Front row: Laura Strickland, Harrison Gray
Second row: Danielle Haskett, Tom Ager, Greg McDonald, Jeff
Pigati
Third row: Jeff Honke, David Porinchu, Carol Lucking, Stephen
Nash
Fourth row: Dick Baker, Gonzalo Jiménez Moreno, Michael Cherney,
Shannon Mahan
Back row: Cody Newton, Dane Miller, Joseph Street, Scott Elias,
Samantha Richards, John Demboski
On ladder
From bottom: Joe Sertich, Ian Miller, Kirk Johnson
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Snowmastodon Science Continues
September 18, 2012
The Snowmastodon Project science team was reunited in
June! Scientists presented preliminary data from their areas of
expertise during a three-day conference.
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