Rock strength properties of granitic rocks in Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, California

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• Rock strength properties of granitic rocks in Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, California · 37.74682893940135° to 38.01888587738773° latitude, -119.90478515625° to -119.23873901367188° longitude
• Widespread landslide activity in an extreme wet season and implications for regional sediment management, eastern San Francisco Bay area, California · 37.38298884734152° to 38.07571002208573° latitude, -122.58789435235974° to -121.77486604824574° longitude
• High-resolution landscape-scale maps of nutrients, phytoplankton, and related water-quality constituents in Suisun Bay and the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, California, during 2018—Results from high-resolution underway surveys · 37.75° to 38.57° latitude, -122.125° to -121.333° longitude
• Distribution, abundance, and habitat characteristics of Coastal Cactus Wrens ( Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus ) in San Diego County, California—2025 data summary · 32.5309° to 33.5053° latitude, -117.592° to -116.08° longitude
• Terrain-based map of mélange and intact rock at the junction of Coastal and Central Belt rocks of the Franciscan Complex between Gualala and Ukiah, northern California Coast Ranges · 38.6° to 39.5° latitude, -123.8° to -123° longitude
• 3D Elevation Program—California · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• Effects of rice idling on occupancy dynamics and survival of giant gartersnakes ( Thamnophis gigas ) in the Sacramento Valley, California, 2016–24 · 38.667° to 39.667° latitude, -122.25° to -121.333° longitude
• Evaluation and synthesis of the Yolo Bypass fish monitoring program · 38.2° to 38.8° latitude, -121.8° to -121.5° longitude
• Three-dimensional geologic map of the San Andreas Fault Zone between Gold Hill and Pinnacles National Park, California (ver. 1.1, October 2026) · 35.30553345049891° to 36.75° latitude, -121.5° to -120° longitude
• Cascading consequences and interventions for hazards after wildfire in northern California · 39.834470642386094° to 40.66678589924169° latitude, -121.9995010504812° to -121.00728216339759° longitude
• Decadal trends in the quality of groundwater used for public drinking-water supply in California, 2004–23, California Groundwater Ambient Monitoring and Assessment Program, Priority Basin Project · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• Quality of groundwater used for domestic supply in the western Central Valley, California—2023 · 35.6548922° to 39.8330492° latitude, -122.4907607° to -119.4258865° longitude
• Assessing the status and drivers of phytoplankton blooms along the riverine to freshwater-tidal continuum in a modified delta · 37.8001084° to 38.4927398° latitude, -121.9505123° to -121.3465035° longitude
• Shoreline behavior at California groin fields from satellite-based measurements · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• Evolution of arsenic speciation during thermal treatment simulating wildfire heating in arsenic-rich sediments · 39.1977753° to 39.2085582274284° latitude, -121.0471968° to -121.03897428455141° longitude
• Satellite embeddings for crop type classification: A comparative examination · 34.4221364° to 40.7017767° latitude, -124.1894753° to -117.889804° longitude
• Efficient physics‐informed ground‐motion simulations with reduced‐order models: CyberShake implications and high‐resolution site terms for southern San Andreas fault earthquakes · 34.499561574263055° to 34.80469974349796° latitude, -118.79938206862892° to -118.25873725858378° longitude
• Using a temporary emigration model to estimate abundance of stream fishes from hybrid removal surveys with and without block nets · 33.933153246728° to 34.052415436321525° latitude, -117.51579226778381° to -117.34020065084917° longitude
• The rising threat of lead: Trends in fatalities of California condors · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• Does wind disrupt overwintering monarch butterfly clusters? An observational study of western monarchs · 34.55837874692125° to 34.76534711615213° latitude, -120.62244725643342° to -120.4836188018962° longitude
• Detecting demographic patterns of old coast redwood forests in northern California · 38.99398611009835° to 42.23069166592245° latitude, -124.73267483618679° to -122.61736413757839° longitude
• Cost-efficient filtration and replication strategies match or exceed detection sensitivity for marine eDNA diversity at an intertidal site under a standardized laboratory workflow · 34.439375739274325° to 34.45721203607471° latitude, -120.47493348185944° to -120.44334788020026° longitude
• Duck nesting response to experimental management of upland habitats in California · 38.055701027620074° to 38.173929791194894° latitude, -122.08627380930257° to -121.86850953813° longitude
• ETAS-positive: Extracting unbiased epidemic-type aftershock models from incomplete earthquake catalogs · 32.4036579° to 36.823761° latitude, -120.9536808° to -114.1989513° longitude
• Highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza infection and exposure in waterfowl and waterbirds of the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex, 2022-2025 · 39.12560849090107° to 39.47402814323195° latitude, -122.30177079005782° to -121.77697770285423° longitude
• Improving estimates of spatially distributed agricultural land use using pesticide data · 34.8991° to 38.3005° latitude, -122.321° to -119.475° longitude
• An extensive and short-lived episode of mid-Holocene fayalite- bearing high-silica rhyolite eruptions at Mono Craters, California · 37.6° to 37.93° latitude, -119.1° to -118.95° longitude
• Drivers of ecosystem metabolism in an anthropogenically modified delta · 37.69060487394054° to 38.56621431246839° latitude, -122.25635663680997° to -120.99691782973534° longitude
• Simulations of earthquakes in California with multiple velocity models · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• Investigating high‐resolution spatial variability of site response in the Los Angeles Basin using a dense sensor network · 34.28833508670341° to 35.317611229720356° latitude, -119.42882055945424° to -116.78064133541497° longitude
• Numerical modeling of Late Pleistocene to Holocene earthquake-induced progressive rock slope damage in the paraglacial Serpentine valley, Prince William Sound, Alaska · 59.77582464262821° to 61.22119883644518° latitude, -148.7460681703564° to -145.63166190073494° longitude

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