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USGS NRP Tucson: Biotic Response to Climate Variability

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Julio Betancourt view CV
Julio Betancourt
Julio Betancourt studies ecosystem and watershed responses to climate variability on different temporal and spatial scales. Along with his colleagues and students, Julio has contributed to networks of rodent midden and tree ring data in the Americas. He has designed, tested and/or applied a wide variety of approaches, including historical documents and photographs, instrumental hydrological and climatic data, long-term vegetation plots, tree rings, stable isotopes, ancient DNA, biometrical measurements, alluvial stratigraphy, and even ice cores to reconstruct the past.

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