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Aquatic ecology / Fisheries science / Oceanography / Gammaridea / Stygobromus / Macrophyte / Lake Tahoe / Pelagic zone / Geography of California / Nevada / California


Four decades of change: dramatic loss of zoobenthos in an oligotrophic lake exhibiting gradual eutrophication
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Document Date: 2014-05-05 12:58:53


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Notre Dame / Wayne / Cary / Reno / /

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Hanson / Wilson / Goldman / /

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United States / /

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Environmental Issue / /

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University of Notre Dame / University of Nevada / Camp Richardson / SAS Institute / Lodge et al. / Wayne State College / /

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food resources / lake systems / greater food availability / food source / food availability / oligotrophic systems / macrophyte food falls / important food source / marine systems / food sources / benthic and pelagic food items / fertilized lake systems / Present-day food webs / food / /

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Lake Ladoga / Crystal Bay / Lake Tahoe / Great Lakes / /

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SAS Institute / USA Marion E. Wittmann4 Department of Biological Sciences / Society for Freshwater Science DOI / Andrea M. Caires1 AND Sudeep Chandra2 Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Science / University of Nevada / Reno / State College / ND ND / USA Barbara L. Hayford3 School of Natural and Social Sciences / University of Notre Dame / /

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Chara spp / /

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Carpenter / /

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Tahoe / /

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Nebraska / Alabama / Nevada / Indiana / North Carolina / California / /

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