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TBT Causes Regime Shift in Shallow Lakes

Environmental Science & Technology, 2006
Tributyltin (TBT) is an organotin compound used since the early 1960s as a biocide in boat antifouling paints. Its use has been linked to a host of negative effects in marine ecosystems including malformations and imposex in Mollusca and acute toxicity in many other aquatic animals.
Sayer, Carl D., Hoare, Daniel J., Simpson, Gavin L., Henderson, Andrew C. G., Liptrot, Eleanor R., Jackson, Michael J., Appleby, Peter G., Boyle, John F., Jones, J. Iwan, Waldock, Mike J.   +9 more
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Resuspension in a shallow eutrophic lake

Hydrobiologia, 1992
The frequency and the importance of wind-induced resuspension were studied in the shallow, eutrophic Lake Arreso, Denmark (41 km2, mean depth 3 m). During storm events in autumn 1988 lake water samples were collected every 2–8 hours by an automatic sampler at a mid-lake station.
Peter Kristensen, Martin S�ndergaard, Erik Jeppesen   +2 more
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Sediment resuspension in a shallow lake

Water Resources Research, 2009
Different mathematical formulations for the computation of the entrainment rate of sediment into suspension in lakes can produce widely disparate results under a given set of conditions, leading to problematic interpretation. In this paper, the results of a 4‐month field campaign on sediment resuspension in a large, shallow, hypereutrophic lake in ...
Eu Gene Chung, Fabián A. Bombardelli, S. Geoffrey Schladow   +2 more
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"In the Shallows of a Lake that Goes on Forever"

2023
Distanced from kin, land, and stories that might otherwise orient the narrator’s reconstruction of his adolescence, Stephen Graham Jones's Mapping the Interior (2017) offers the mindscape of Junior, who readers encounter as a twelve year-old boy sleepwalking his way toward becoming the absence his father before him eventually became, but who ...
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Life at the Shallow Lakes: Bioarchaeological Record of the Northern Pampean Shallow Lake Environment

Skeletal remains have provided key evidence of early human presence in the northern area of the Pampas (Argentina). This contribution reviews the mortality profile and paleopathological data from this region, focusing on the study of human remains found in the Central Pampean Dunefields (General López, Santa Fe, Argentina).
Píccoli, Carolina Valeria, Avila, Juan David, Barboza, María Carolina   +2 more
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Fishing in a Shallow Lake: Exploring a Classic Fishery Model in a Habitat with Shallow Lake Dynamics

Environmental and Resource Economics, 2011
Renewable resources such as fish exist within habitats. Harvesting activities may directly impact the habitat, beyond the influence caused by changing the balance between species. When harvesting activities impact stock size and habitat health in different ways, both states must be explicitly considered.
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Modelling Eutrophication of Shallow Lakes

1988
Many shallow lakes suffer from eutrophication due to high inputs of nutrients relative to the water volume. It is therefore not astonishing that many eutrophication models have been developed for shallow lakes. This chapter will attempt to present the state of the art in modelling the eutrophication process for shallow lakes today by offering a summary
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Shallow lake environments

GeoJournal, 1987
W.L.F. Brinkmann, I.D.L. Foster
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Shallow Lakes and Ponds

2009
Meerhoff, Mariana, Jeppesen, Erik
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Modelling the eutrophication of the shallow Loosdrecht Lakes

SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010, 1991
Janse, JH, Aldenberg, T
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