468 results on '"Cumming, Brian F."'
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152. Enrichment of uranium, arsenic, molybdenum, and selenium in sediment cores from boreal lakes adjacent to northern Saskatchewan uranium mines
153. Insights for lake management gained when paleolimnological and water column monitoring studies are combined: A case study from Baptiste Lake
154. The influence of calcium decline and climate change on the cladocerans within low calcium, circumneutral lakes of the Experimental Lakes Area
155. Diatom-inferred changes in effective moisture during the late Holocene from nearshore cores in the southeastern region of the Winnipeg River Drainage Basin (Canada)
156. BOOK REVIEW
157. Expanded spatial extent of the Medieval Climate Anomaly revealed in lake‐sediment records across the boreal region in northwest Ontario
158. Consistent patterns in diatom assemblages and diversity measures across water-depth gradients from eight Boreal lakes from north-western Ontario (Canada)
159. Climate - fire interactions during the Holocene: a test of the utility of charcoal morphotypes in a sediment core from the boreal region of north-western Ontario (Canada)
160. Factors related to regional and temporal variation in the distribution of scaled chrysophytes in northeastern North America: Evidence from lake sediments
161. Extreme fires under warmer and drier conditions inferred from sedimentary charcoal morphotypes from Opatcho Lake, central British Columbia, Canada
162. A 900-yr diatom and chrysophyte record of spring mixing and summer stratification from varved Lake Mina, west-central Minnesota, USA
163. Climate-related eutrophication of a small boreal lake in northwestern Ontario: a palaeolimnological perspective
164. Ecological distribution of scaled-chrysophyte assemblages from the sediments of 54 lakes in Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick, Canada
165. Do spectrally inferred determinations of chlorophyll a reflect trends in lake trophic status?
166. Tracking anthropogenic- and climatic-related environmental changes in the remaining habitat lakes of the endangered Atlantic whitefish (Coregonus huntsmani) using palaeolimnological techniques
167. Diatom-inferred lake level from near-shore cores in a drainage lake from the Experimental Lakes Area, northwestern Ontario, Canada
168. An Assessment of Environmental Changes in Three Lakes from King's County (Nova Scotia, Canada) Using Diatom-Based Paleolimnological Techniques
169. Tracking water quality changes related to human activities in Cape Breton Highlands National Park (Nova Scotia, Canada) using paleolimnological techniques
170. Applications of Commonly Used Numerical Techniques in Diatom-Based Paleoecology
171. A pre-European settlement pollen?climate calibration set for Minnesota, USA: developing tools for palaeoclimatic reconstructions
172. Tracking long-term acidification trends in Pockwock Lake (Halifax, Nova Scotia), the water supply for a major eastern Canadian city
173. DIATOM-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL INFERENCES AND MODEL COMPARISONS FROM 494 NORTHEASTERN NORTH AMERICAN LAKES1
174. Multidecadal to millennial-scale shifts in drought conditions on the Canadian prairies over the past six millennia: implications for future drought assessment
175. Diatom-based evidence of regional aridity during the mid-Holocene period in boreal lakes from northwest Ontario (Canada).
176. Optimizing taxonomic resolution and sampling effort to design cost-effective ecological models for environmental assessment.
177. Diatom- and Chironomid-Inferred Eutrophication of Bouchie Lake, British Columbia
178. Marked recent increases of colonial scaled chrysophytes in boreal lakes: implications for the management of taste and odour events
179. Millennial-scale relationships of diatom species richness and production in two prairie lakes
180. Tracking Holocene Climatic Change with Aquatic Biota from Lake Sediments: Case Studies of Commonly used Numerical Techniques.
181. Autocorrelogram and Periodogram Analyses of Palaeolimnological Temporal-Series from Lakes in Central and Western North America to Assess Shifts in Drought Conditions.
182. A landscape approach to examining spatial patterns of limnological variables and long‐term environmental change in a southern Canadian lake district
183. Lake sediments record large-scale shifts in moisture regimes across the northern prairies of North America during the past two millennia
184. Persistent millennial-scale shifts in moisture regimes in western Canada during the past six millennia
185. A paleolimnological investigation of the effects of forest fire on lake water quality in northwestern Ontario over the past ca. 150 years
186. Scaled chrysophytes as indicators of water quality changes since preindustrial times in the MuskokaHaliburton region, Ontario, Canada
187. TRACKING LONG‐TERM CHANGES IN CLIMATE USING ALGAL INDICATORS IN LAKE SEDIMENTS
188. A paleolimnological assessment of the effects of logging on two lakes in northwestern Ontario, Canada
189. Multi-proxy Holocene palaeoclimatic record from a saline lake in the Canadian Subarctic
190. Consensus among multiple trophic levels during high- and low-water stands over the last two millennia in a northwest Ontario lake.
191. Insights for lake management gained when paleolimnological and water column monitoring studies are combined: A case study from Baptiste Lake.
192. The influence of calcium decline and climate change on the cladocerans within low calcium, circumneutral lakes of the Experimental Lakes Area.
193. Tracking Recovery Patterns in Acidified Lakes: A Paleolimnological Perspective
194. Assessment of the effects of logging, forest fires and drought on lakes in northwestern Ontario: a 30-year paleolimnological perspective
195. Early-Holocene limnological and climatic variability in the Northern Great Plains
196. Diatom-inferred changes in effective moisture during the late Holocene from nearshore cores in the southeastern region of the Winnipeg River Drainage Basin (Canada).
197. Establishing past environmental conditions and tracking long-term environmental change in the Canadian Maritime provinces using lake sediments.
198. The importance of effective moisture and landscape controls on diatom assemblages and primary production in Roche Lake, British Columbia, Canada over the past ca. 1800 years.
199. Development of diatom-based salinity models for paleoclimatic research from lakes in British Columbia (Canada)
200. Comment on “Core compression and surficial sediment loss of lake sediments of high porosity caused by gravity coring” (Crusius and Anderson)1
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