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Snowpack determines relative importance of climate factors driving summer lake warming
Mountain lakes experience extreme interannual climate variation as well as rapidly warming air temperatures, making them ideal systems to understand lake‐climate responses.
Adrianne P. Smits +2 more
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Elevation‐mediated cold water refugia in subalpine lakes
High‐elevation ecosystems may serve as climate change refugia by preserving colder conditions among rising regional temperatures, but this phenomenon is not well‐described in lakes compared to other systems. In subalpine lakes in the northern Appalachian Mountains, ice persisted longer into the year and water temperatures reached a lower summer maximum
Stephanie Dykema +6 more
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Application of the biomization technique in the Eastern Colombian Andes
Two pollen records (Lake Fuquene and Pantano de Martos) are analyzed in order to test the usefulness of the Biomization technique to management on forest adaptation to climate change. This work focuses on Biomes and Plant Functional Types response to
Berrio, Juan Carlos +3 more
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Ice phenology interactions with water and air temperatures in high mountain lakes
Ice phenology is of great importance for the thermal structure of lakes and ponds and the biology of lake species. Under the current climate change conditions, ice-cover duration has been reduced by an advance in ice-off, and a delay in ice-on, and future projections foresee this trend as continuing.
Ibor Sabás +6 more
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Spatio-temporal perspectives on aquatic carbon dynamics and limnoecological change in climate-sensitive lakes [PDF]
Northern lakes are displaying widespread ecological reorganizations in response to global change. These sensitive freshwater ecosystems are an integral component of subarctic and arctic landscapes and play a critical role in regional and global ...
Rantala, Marttiina
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Understanding the evolution and timing of changes in ice sheet geometry and extent in Iceland during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) and subsequent deglaciation continues to stimulate much active research.
Finkel, Robert C. +4 more
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Transitions in Arctic ecosystems: ecological implications of a changing hydrological regime [PDF]
Numerous international scientific assessments and related articles have, during the last decade, described the observed and potential impacts of climate change as well as other related environmental stressors on Arctic ecosystems.
Culp, Joseph M. +8 more
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Climate change and freshwater zooplankton: what does it boil down to? [PDF]
Recently, major advances in the climate–zooplankton interface have been made some of which appeared to receive much attention in a broader audience of ecologists as well.
A Gragnani +226 more
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Thermokarst lakes and ponds are major elements of permafrost landscapes, occupying up to 40% of the land area in some Arctic regions. Shallow lakes freeze to the bed, thus preventing permafrost thaw underneath them and limiting the length of the period ...
Sofia Antonova +6 more
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Effect of the North Atlantic Oscillation on the Pattern of Lake Ice Phenology in Poland
ab]AbstractThis paper presents an analysis of the influence of the North Atlantic Oscillation on the pattern of lake ice phenology in Poland. The research embraced 22 lakes in Poland over the period 1961–2010.
D. Wrzesiński +3 more
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