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2 | "Creator": "Paul B Hamilton, Scott J Hutchinson, R Timothy | 2 | "Creator": "Paul B Hamilton, Scott J Hutchinson, R Timothy | ||
3 | Patterson, Jennifer M Galloway, Nawaf A Nasser, Christopher Spence, | 3 | Patterson, Jennifer M Galloway, Nawaf A Nasser, Christopher Spence, | ||
4 | Mike J Palmer, and Hendrik Falck", | 4 | Mike J Palmer, and Hendrik Falck", | ||
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18 | "local_relevance": "This study investigates climate change over the | 18 | "local_relevance": "This study investigates climate change over the | ||
19 | past 2800 years from a small lake near Yellowknife in the NWT.", | 19 | past 2800 years from a small lake near Yellowknife in the NWT.", | ||
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25 | "modified_date": "2021-04-25", | 25 | "modified_date": "2021-04-25", | ||
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28 | "notes": "The paleolimnological record of diatoms and climate, | 28 | "notes": "The paleolimnological record of diatoms and climate, | ||
29 | spanning the last 2800\u2009years, was investigated in a small | 29 | spanning the last 2800\u2009years, was investigated in a small | ||
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65 | "name": "Late-Holocene diatom community response to climate | ||||
66 | driven chemical changes in a small, subarctic lake, Northwest | ||||
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52 | "summary": "The paleolimnological record of diatoms and climate, | 79 | "summary": "The paleolimnological record of diatoms and climate, | ||
53 | spanning the last 2800\u2009years, was investigated in a small | 80 | spanning the last 2800\u2009years, was investigated in a small | ||
54 | subarctic lake (Pocket Lake) that from AD 1948 to 2004 was | 81 | subarctic lake (Pocket Lake) that from AD 1948 to 2004 was | ||
55 | contaminated by gold smelting waste. An age-depth model was | 82 | contaminated by gold smelting waste. An age-depth model was | ||
56 | constructed using a combination of 210Pb, 14C, and tephra to determine | 83 | constructed using a combination of 210Pb, 14C, and tephra to determine | ||
57 | a 2800\u2009year history of lake ontogeny (natural aging), biological | 84 | a 2800\u2009year history of lake ontogeny (natural aging), biological | ||
58 | diversity, and regional climate variability. Diatoms form six strong | 85 | diversity, and regional climate variability. Diatoms form six strong | ||
59 | paleoecological assemblages over time in response to changes in local | 86 | paleoecological assemblages over time in response to changes in local | ||
60 | hydrological and sedimentological conditions (including metals). | 87 | hydrological and sedimentological conditions (including metals). | ||
61 | Selected environmental variables explained 28.8% of the variance in | 88 | Selected environmental variables explained 28.8% of the variance in | ||
62 | the diatom assemblages, with Fe, Ca, and sediment end member | 89 | the diatom assemblages, with Fe, Ca, and sediment end member | ||
63 | distribution being important indicators. The diatom assemblages | 90 | distribution being important indicators. The diatom assemblages | ||
64 | correlated to the Iron Age Cold Epoch (2800\u20132300\u2009cal BP), | 91 | correlated to the Iron Age Cold Epoch (2800\u20132300\u2009cal BP), | ||
65 | Roman Warm Period (2250\u20131610\u2009cal BP), Dark Age Cold Period | 92 | Roman Warm Period (2250\u20131610\u2009cal BP), Dark Age Cold Period | ||
66 | (1500\u20131050\u2009cal BP), Medieval Climate Anomaly (ca. | 93 | (1500\u20131050\u2009cal BP), Medieval Climate Anomaly (ca. | ||
67 | 1100\u2013800\u2009cal BP), and the Little Ice Age | 94 | 1100\u2013800\u2009cal BP), and the Little Ice Age | ||
68 | (800\u2013200\u2009cal BP). The disappearance of Staurosira venter | 95 | (800\u2013200\u2009cal BP). The disappearance of Staurosira venter | ||
69 | highlights the change from the Iron Age Cold Epoch to the Roman Warm | 96 | highlights the change from the Iron Age Cold Epoch to the Roman Warm | ||
70 | Period. After deposition of the White River Ash (833\u2013850 CE; | 97 | Period. After deposition of the White River Ash (833\u2013850 CE; | ||
71 | 1117\u20131100\u2009cal BP), transition to circumneutral conditions | 98 | 1117\u20131100\u2009cal BP), transition to circumneutral conditions | ||
72 | was followed in tandem by a transition to planktic influenced | 99 | was followed in tandem by a transition to planktic influenced | ||
73 | communities. Ten discrete peaks of Cu, Pb, and Zn were observed and | 100 | communities. Ten discrete peaks of Cu, Pb, and Zn were observed and | ||
74 | attributed to soluble mobility from catchment soils through enhanced | 101 | attributed to soluble mobility from catchment soils through enhanced | ||
75 | seepage and spring snowmelt. The prominent metal spikes were aligned | 102 | seepage and spring snowmelt. The prominent metal spikes were aligned | ||
76 | with increases in Brachysira neoexilis. Downward mobilization of | 103 | with increases in Brachysira neoexilis. Downward mobilization of | ||
77 | arsenic and antimony from contaminated surficial sediments highlight | 104 | arsenic and antimony from contaminated surficial sediments highlight | ||
78 | the problem of post depositional industrial contamination of | 105 | the problem of post depositional industrial contamination of | ||
79 | paleosediments. Results demonstrate that paleoclimatic changes in the | 106 | paleosediments. Results demonstrate that paleoclimatic changes in the | ||
80 | region, modulated by solar radiation, impacted temperature and | 107 | region, modulated by solar radiation, impacted temperature and | ||
81 | precipitation in the lake catchment, influencing temporal shifts in | 108 | precipitation in the lake catchment, influencing temporal shifts in | ||
82 | diatom ecology. Changes in diatom taxa richness provided valuable | 109 | diatom ecology. Changes in diatom taxa richness provided valuable | ||
83 | information on the relative influence of water quality (planktic taxa) | 110 | information on the relative influence of water quality (planktic taxa) | ||
84 | and sediment input (benthic taxa). The diatom assemblage succession | 111 | and sediment input (benthic taxa). The diatom assemblage succession | ||
85 | also provides evidence that natural aging over time has played a role | 112 | also provides evidence that natural aging over time has played a role | ||
86 | in the ecological evolution of the lake.", | 113 | in the ecological evolution of the lake.", | ||
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124 | "title": "Late-Holocene diatom community response to climate driven | 151 | "title": "Late-Holocene diatom community response to climate driven | ||
125 | chemical changes in a small, subarctic lake, Northwest Territories, | 152 | chemical changes in a small, subarctic lake, Northwest Territories, | ||
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