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Small mammal data are now available

December 10, 2014

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NEON is pleased to announce that our first small mammal data have been published on our web portal! 

This information was collected during the 2013-14 seasons and includes information collected from five sites located in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado. These sites are: Disney Wilderness Preserve (D3), Jones Ecological Research Center (D3), Ordway-Swisher Biological Station (D3), Colorado Plains Experimental Range (D10), and North Sterling (D10).

These are the first of many data sets NEON will publish for public use. Please check back often for the latest information on NEON data!

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