Trophic status evolution of Lake Nantua as revealed by biological records in sediment

Numerous studies have thus used flood frequency and intensities based on lake sediments to reconstruct hydro- logical variations through time (Czymzik et al. However, within a

By comparing geochemical and sedimentological results obtained on the sediment cores to the recent GLOF history of Baker River, we show that the recent 21 st century

Our lake sedDNA record (Figs 2,3) provides new evidence to support the ‘human impact’ hypothesis of this erosion paroxysmal phase, and provides a more comprehensive picture

The study is divided into three major components that include evaluation and analysis of the existing data, evaluation of the applicability of a physically-based

We therefore use the inverse modeling approach with CH 4 ebulli- tion rate and bubble gas content to infer the CH 4 production parameters a and b (Eq. 2) and thus solve for the

Seven visible and two non‐visible (crypto‐) tephra layers in the Lake Chala sequence are attributed to activity from the Mt Kilimanjaro (northern Tanzania) and the Chyulu

During a campaign of bathymetric surveys of the dams in operation, initiated by the ANBT (The Algerian National Agency for Dams and Transfers) in 2007, the results clearly

In this study, the B and some of the trace element contents of sediment of Lake Ulubat that receives water and sediment from a B-rich drainage basin is investigated to