The developmental history of Adirondack (N.Y.) lakes

Keyphrases

• Development History 100%
• High Elevation 100%
• Late Glacial 100%
• Elevational Gradient 100%
• Adirondacks 100%
• Alder 66%
• Trophic State 66%
• Histosols 66%
• Hydrology 33%
• Soil Type 33%
• Woodland 33%
• Alkaline pH 33%
• Northern Hardwoods 33%
• Spruce 33%
• Tundra 33%
• Limnological 33%
• Biogeochemical Processes 33%
• New York State 33%
• Leaching 33%
• Evapotranspiration 33%
• Paleoecological 33%
• Plant Macrofossils 33%
• Early Holocene 33%
• Carotenoids 33%
• Diatoms 33%
• Soil Processes 33%
• Low Elevation 33%
• Base Cations 33%
• Spruce-fir 33%
• Chlorophyll a (Chl a) 33%
• Alnus 33%
• Late Glacial-Holocene 33%
• High pH 33%
• Corroborative Evidence 33%
• Highest Peak 33%
• Lake Chemistry 33%
• Lake Productivity 33%
• Soil Thickness 33%
• High Precipitation 33%
• Lake Trophic State 33%
• Adirondack Mountains 33%
• Vegetation Cycle 33%
• Chrysophytes 33%
• Pollen Plants 33%
• Lake Biogeochemistry 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Holocene 100%
• Late Glacial 80%
• Vegetation 60%
• Histosol 40%
• United States of America 20%
• Lake Water 20%
• New York 20%
• Early Holocene 20%
• Diatom 20%
• Water Chemistry 20%
• Evapotranspiration 20%
• Biogeochemistry 20%
• Alkalinity 20%
• Chlorophyll 20%
• Carotenoid 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Watersheds 100%
• Alnus 60%
• Histosol 40%
• Fir 20%
• Hardwood 20%
• Evapotranspiration 20%
• Biogeochemistry 20%
• Carotenoid 20%
• Diatom 20%
• Macrofossil 20%
• Chrysophyta 20%
• Chlorophyll 20%