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   abstract: She studies effects of anthropogenic stressors on food webs, biodiversity
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     career with the USGS in 2011 researching how trace metals from acid rock drainage
     impact adult aquatic insect emergence and contaminant flux to terrestrial insectivores
     near mountain streams. Since then, her research has uncovered when and where
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