Total phosphorus changes in New York and New Jersey lakes (USA) inferred from sediment cores

Enache, Mihaela; Charles, Donald F.; Belton, Thomas J.; Callinan, Clifford W.

doi:10.1080/07438141.2012.737410

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“…Recently, paleolimnologists have used weighted averaging models of diatom assemblages to infer past total phosphorus concentrations in lakes (Enache et al 2012;Reavie and Edlund 2013;Cumming et al 2015;Reavie et al 2017). We were unable to apply this approach to the diatom assemblages in Horseshoe Lake because of the lake's shallow depth and the presence of epiphytic diatom taxa.…”

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A 1600-year record of human impacts on a floodplain lake in the Mississippi River Valley

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Muñoz

2018

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A 1600-year record of human impacts on a floodplain lake in the Mississippi River Valley

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Muñoz

2018

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Pairing paleolimnological inference models with mechanistic water column models enhances assessment of lake water quality

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A harmonized dataset of sediment diatoms from hundreds of lakes in the northeastern United States

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Sediment diatoms are widely used to track environmental histories of lakes and their watersheds, but merging datasets generated by different researchers for further large-scale studies is challenging because of taxonomic discrepancies caused by rapidly evolving diatom nomenclature and taxonomic concepts. We collated five datasets of lake sediment diatoms from the Northeastern USA using a harmonization process which included updating synonyms, tracking the identity of inconsistently identified taxa, and grouping those that could not be resolved taxonomically. Each harmonization step led to an increase in variation explained by environmental variables and a parallel reduction of variation attributable to taxonomic inconsistency. To maximize future use of the data and underlying specimens we provide the original and harmonized counts for 1327 core samples from 607 lakes, name translation schemes, sample metadata, specimen museum locations, and the Northeast Lakes Voucher Flora, which is a set of light microscope images grouped into 1154 morphological operational taxonomic units. Post-hoc harmonization enables data quality control when other approaches (e.g., upfront management of taxonomic consistency) are not possible.

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Total phosphorus changes in New York and New Jersey lakes (USA) inferred from sediment cores

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A 1600-year record of human impacts on a floodplain lake in the Mississippi River Valley

A 1600-year record of human impacts on a floodplain lake in the Mississippi River Valley

Pairing paleolimnological inference models with mechanistic water column models enhances assessment of lake water quality

A harmonized dataset of sediment diatoms from hundreds of lakes in the northeastern United States

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