Diatoms as indicators of long-term environmental change in rivers, fluvial lakes, and impoundments

Keyphrases

• Diatoms 100%
• Impoundment 100%
• Fluvial Lake 100%
• Long-term Ecological Change 100%
• Silica 50%
• Water Quality 50%
• Water Supply 50%
• Pollution 50%
• Nutrient Loading 50%
• Fisheries 50%
• Excess nutrients 50%
• Habitat Destruction 50%
• River Systems 50%
• Human Activities 50%
• Water Power 50%
• Agricultural Activities 50%
• Aquatic Systems 50%
• Non-native Species 50%
• River Channel 50%
• Trapping Efficiency 50%
• Terrestrial Systems 50%
• Industrial Activities 50%
• Reservoir Deposits 50%
• Geological Time Scale 50%
• Anthropogenic Activities 50%
• Species Introduction 50%
• Accelerated Change 50%
• Biotic Community 50%
• Biogenic Silica 50%
• Inland River 50%
• Dam Construction 50%
• Physical Disturbance 50%
• Natural Succession 50%
• Organic Matter Flux 50%
• Anthropogenic nutrients 50%
• Hydrologic Manipulation 50%
• Silica Cycle 50%
• Domestic Activity 50%
• Diatom Productivity 50%
• Sediment Filling 50%
• Physical Impairment 50%
• Particulate Loading 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Environmental Change 100%
• Diatom 100%
• Habitat Destruction 50%
• River Channel 50%
• River System 50%
• Native Species 50%
• Industrial Activity 50%
• Dam Construction 50%
• Water Supply 50%
• Organic Matter 50%
• Water Power 50%