Taylor won 3rd place for her poster "Marmot tomboys: Masculinized females play more". But everyone impressed both judges and attendees with their great ability to explain what they've been doing.
Kelsea:
Noelle:
Yvonne:
Taylor:
Blumstein Lab at UCLA (Team Marmot) reports on adventures and research findings from our long-term study of yellow-bellied marmots at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Colorado, U.S.A.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Team marmot at Poster Day
Team Marmot (including the hermit crab contingent!) was well represented at both UCLA's Ecology adn Evolutionary Biology Undergraduate Research Symposium as well as the huge campus-wide Science Poster Day.
Taylor won 3rd place for her poster "Marmot tomboys: Masculinized females play more". But everyone impressed both judges and attendees with their great ability to explain what they've been doing.
Kelsea:
Noelle:
Yvonne:
Taylor:
Great work all!
Taylor won 3rd place for her poster "Marmot tomboys: Masculinized females play more". But everyone impressed both judges and attendees with their great ability to explain what they've been doing.
Kelsea:
Noelle:
Yvonne:
Taylor:
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