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three neotropical birds (Left to right: Magnolia warbler, Wilson's warbler, Canada warbler - all males) that were cought in mist
three neotropical birds
three neotropical birds
three neotropical birds

Three neotropical birds (Left to right: Magnolia warbler, Wilson's warbler, Canada warbler - all males) that were cought in mist net for banding

Three neotropical birds (Left to right: Magnolia warbler, Wilson's warbler, Canada warbler - all males) that were cought in mist net for banding

A pale, mottled gray frog perches on the similarly colored bark of a tree
Gray treefrog blending in to tree bark
Gray treefrog blending in to tree bark
Gray treefrog blending in to tree bark

Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge, Hyla versicolor - Gray Treefrog, ARMI photo by Mark Roth. UMESC

USGS scientist Brent Knights conducting fish sampling on the Upper Mississippi River.
Fish sampling
Fish sampling
Fish sampling

USGS scientist Brent Knights conducting fish sampling on the Upper Mississippi River. Biological production represents the total amount of living material (biomass) that was produced during a defined period of time.

USGS scientist Brent Knights conducting fish sampling on the Upper Mississippi River. Biological production represents the total amount of living material (biomass) that was produced during a defined period of time.

USGS Scientist Mark Roth listening to frog calls.
USGS Scientist Mark Roth listening to frog calls.
USGS Scientist Mark Roth listening to frog calls.
USGS Scientist Mark Roth listening to frog calls.

USGS Scientist Mark Roth listening to frog calls. Coolecting frog calls allows scientists to determine distribution of species.

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