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期刊名:Journal of paleolimnology

缩写:J PALEOLIMNOL

ISSN:0921-2728

e-ISSN:1573-0417

IF/分区:1.3/Q4

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Mischa Haas,Fatemeh Ajallooeian,Natalya A Belkina et al. Mischa Haas et al.
Accelerated soil erosion due to land use is a far-reaching problem for today's society. Soil degradation leads to outwash and redistribution of soil organic matter, which not only impacts soils but also adjacent ecosystems by downstream eut...
Oliver Heiri,Stefan Engels Oliver Heiri
The analysis of fossil biotic remains in lake sediment records allows for the reconstruction of past ecosystem dynamics and as such forms a powerful tool for understanding ecosystem processes and environmental change on a range of spatial a...
Haydar B Martinez-Dyrzo,Matthew D Jones,Sarah E Metcalfe et al. Haydar B Martinez-Dyrzo et al.
Most lake-carbonate-isotope records from the Maya Lowlands are based on picking fossil carbonate ostracods and gastropods, often using the species Pyrgophorus coronatus, and then combining individual specimens from a single core layer to pr...
Euan D Reavie,Andrew J Bramburger,Meijun Cai Euan D Reavie
Quantitative analysis of siliceous microfossils in a dated sediment core from Lake Michigan reveals the anthropogenic history of pelagic conditions from the last ~ 160 years. Sediments deposited before the twentieth century contained low di...
Cindy De Jonge,Nathalie Dubois,S Nemiah Ladd et al. Cindy De Jonge et al.
To assess the long-term impact of climate change and human influence on lakes and their sedimentary carbon storage, paleo-environmental approaches using well-dated lake sediment cores can be employed. Here, we reconstruct carbon mass accumu...
Giulia Wienhues,Petra Zahajská,Daniela Fischer et al. Giulia Wienhues et al.
Cyanobacteria are ubiquitous aquatic organisms with a remarkable evolutionary history reaching as far as 1.9 Ga. They play a vital role in ecosystems yet also raise concerns due to their association with harmful algal blooms. Understanding ...
Luis Gabriel Ordoñez Rendón,Ina Neugebauer,Camille Thomas et al. Luis Gabriel Ordoñez Rendón et al.
For long time in the history of Earth, ferruginous conditions governed the oceans. With the rise of oxygen during the Proterozoic era and the subsequent evolution of living organisms, worldwide deposition of iron formations occurred. These ...
Noé R M M Schmidhauser,Walter Finsinger,Eleonora Cagliero et al. Noé R M M Schmidhauser et al.
Lake Zminje Jezero (1535 m a.s.l.) in Montenegro was studied for chironomid and other aquatic invertebrate remains in a sediment sequence dating back to 12,000 calibrated 14C years before present (cal yr BP), providing, to our knowledge, th...
Patrick De Deckker,Gary J Hancock,Jon M Olley et al. Patrick De Deckker et al.
210Pb and 137Cs dating of bulk sediments obtained from the alpine Blue Lake, located in the Snowy Mountains of southeastern Australia, was applied here to date recent lacustrine sediments. In addition, the presence of Pinus pollen (a taxon ...
Nichole E DeWeese,Elizabeth J Favot,Donn K Branstrator et al. Nichole E DeWeese et al.
The spiny water flea (Bythotrephes cederströmii), a freshwater crustacean considered to be the world's best-studied invasive zooplankter, was first recorded in North America in the Laurentian Great Lakes during the 1980s. Its arrival is wi...