A Holocene Paleolimnological Record from the Turkey Lakes Watershed Long-term Monitoring Site in Central Ontario, Canada

A Holocene Paleolimnological Record from the Turkey Lakes Watershed Long-term Monitoring Site in Central Ontario, Canada

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A Holocene lake sediment record spanning 7300 years from Wishart Lake, in the Turkey Lakes Watershed central Ontario, was produced to determine the main drivers of long-term change in the lake ecosystem. The mid-Holocene sediments are dominated by benthic diatoms, around 4000 yrs BP, diatoms in the...

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Main Author: Beck, Kristen K.
Other Authors: Finkelstein, Sarah A.
Language:en_ca
Published: 2013
Subjects:
paleoclimatology
diatoms
acidification
chrysophytes
climate change
multiple stressors
Algoma region
aquatic ecology
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/35584

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