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Jake Place Spring Symposium Presentation

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Reynolds, Danielle, Noone, Wesley, and Greenwald, Joshua

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Many western river systems have become degraded or incised over time due to grazing, agriculture, impoundments, and extermination of beaver. Restoration efforts are looking to more natural solutions aimed at reconnecting streams to their original floodplain. Beavers were the original ecosystem engineers in Northwest America. They built dams, which held...

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Quantification of Dissolved Organic Carbon Loss Through Soil in Watershed 1

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Quandt, Dustin, Peterson, Kristin, Lajtha, Kate, and Bond, Barbara

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Recent interest in the carbon dynamics of Earth demands precise quantification of carbon fluxes, such as dissolved organic carbon (DOC), that may reveal characteristics and responses of significant carbon pools to environmental change. As a component of a larger carbon budget project within HJ Andrews Experimental Forest we are quantifying...

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1Oregon State University. Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society. 321 Richardson Hall, Corvallis
Nutritional status and lipid profiles in active women with and without menstrual dysfunction

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Lam, L. C., Chang, J., Manore, M. M., Biegler, R. B., Sperber, E. E., Guebels, C. P., and Finders, D. L.

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Exercise-induced menstrual dysfunction (ExMD) is prevalent (6-79%) in active women and may result from low energy availability. Unfavorable lipid profiles have been reported in women with ExMD; low energy intake may also increase risk for poor nutritional status. PURPOSE: To compare nutritional status (diet, blood) and lipid profiles in active...

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Guebels, MM Manore, FACSM. Department of Nutrition and Exercise Sciences, Oregon State University

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Jake Place Spring Symposium Presentation

Quantification of Dissolved Organic Carbon Loss Through Soil in Watershed 1

Nutritional status and lipid profiles in active women with and without menstrual dysfunction

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