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Diatom paleolimnology of two fluvial lakes in the st. lawrence river: a reconstruction of environmental changes during the last century

1998-06-01

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Water quality degradation is a serious concern for the St. Lawrence River. While some environmental data are available for the St. Lawrence ecosystem, long-term monitoring data are generally lacking. To infer past environmental changes, we undertook a paleolimnological assessment of diatom assemblages preserved in four ²¹⁰Pb- and ¹³⁷Cs-dated sediment cores from two fluvial lakes in the river, and used diatom trans...

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Literature Corpus work: b80db599-14cb-5ace-a651-c39317e51783
DOI: 10.1046/j.1529-8817.1998.340446.x

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