Variations in Epilimnion Thickness in Small Boreal Shield Lakes: Relationships with Transparency, Weather and Acidification

Wendel Keller; Jocelyne Heneberry; Julie Leduc; John M. Gunn; Norman D. Yan

doi:10.1007/s10661-006-7237-x

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Variations in Epilimnion Thickness in Small Boreal Shield Lakes: Relationships with Transparency, Weather and Acidification

Wendel Keller Jocelyne Heneberry Julie Leduc John M. Gunn Norman D. Yan

Year: 2006 Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Vol: 115 (1-3)Pages: 419-431 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s10661-006-7237-x

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Epilimnion Environmental science Boreal Seasonality Climate change Loss on ignition Stratification (seeds) Atmospheric sciences Climatology Hypolimnion Ecology Oceanography Environmental chemistry Eutrophication Nutrient Chemistry Geology Biology

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Marine and coastal ecosystems

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