Volume 60, Issue 2

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August 2018

Special Issue: Putting the ecology into palaeoecology

Issue Editors:

Helen Bennion,
Thomas J. Whitmore,
Thomas A. Davidson,
Carl D. Sayer

15 articles in this issue

Towards better integration of ecology in palaeoecology: from proxies to indicators, from inference to understanding
Thomas A. Davidson
Helen Bennion
Thomas J. Whitmore
Original paper 08 June 2018 Pages: 109 - 116
Assessing sedimentation in a temperate dystrophic lake in the NE Atlantic seaboard region
C. Dalton
K. Sparber
E. de Eyto
Original paper 07 February 2018 Pages: 117 - 131
Using a decadal diatom sediment trap record to unravel seasonal processes important for the formation of the sedimentary diatom signal
Dominique Béatrice Maier
Veronika Gälman
Christian Bigler
Original paper Open access 15 February 2018 Pages: 133 - 152
How effective are plant macrofossils as a proxy for macrophyte presence? The case of Najas flexilis in Scotland
Isabel J. Bishop
Helen Bennion
Carl D. Sayer
Original paper Open access 07 July 2017 Pages: 153 - 165
Erratum to: How effective are plant macrofossils as a proxy for macrophyte presence? The case of Najas flexilis in Scotland
Isabel J. Bishop
Helen Bennion
Carl D. Sayer
Erratum 08 September 2017 Pages: 167 - 168
Diatom species variation between lake habitats: implications for interpretation of paleolimnological records
Sergi Pla-Rabés
Jordi Catalan
Original paper 03 February 2018 Pages: 169 - 187
Refining the palaeoecology of lacustrine testate amoebae: insights from a plant macrofossil record from a eutrophic Scottish lake
Stephen V. Prentice
Helen M. Roe
Jorge Salgado
Original paper Open access 12 June 2017 Pages: 189 - 207
Mission possible: diatoms can be used to infer past duckweed (lemnoid Araceae) dominance in ponds
Dave Emson
Carl D. Sayer
Patrick Rioual
Original paper Open access 15 November 2017 Pages: 209 - 221
Cyanobacterial influence on diatom community lifeform dynamics in shallow subtropical lakes of Florida USA
Thomas J. Whitmore
Melanie A. Riedinger-Whitmore
Jason H. Curtis
Original paper 17 February 2018 Pages: 223 - 246
Using palaeoecological records to disentangle the effects of multiple stressors on floodplain wetlands
Michael A. Reid
Stephen Chilcott
Martin C. Thoms
Original paper 19 December 2017 Pages: 247 - 271
Functional attributes of epilithic diatoms for palaeoenvironmental interpretations in South-West Greenland lakes
Suzanne McGowan
Hazel V. Gunn
Antonia C. Law
Original paper Open access 09 June 2017 Pages: 273 - 298
Paleolimnological records reveal biotic homogenization driven by eutrophication in tropical reservoirs
Simone Wengrat
Andre A. Padial
Denise C. Bicudo
Original paper 21 September 2017 Pages: 299 - 309
Eutrophication erodes inter-basin variation in macrophytes and co-occurring invertebrates in a shallow lake: combining ecology and palaeoecology
Jorge Salgado
Carl D. Sayer
Beth Okamura
Original paper 13 March 2017 Pages: 311 - 328
Sedimentary macrofossil records reveal ecological change in English lakes: implications for conservation
Helen Bennion
Carl D. Sayer
Emma Wiik
Original paper Open access 31 January 2017 Pages: 329 - 348
Long-term environmental change and shifts in the aquatic plant community of Jones Creek, Thousand Islands National Park, Ontario, Canada based on plant macrofossil analysis
Ryan Boxem
Emma L. Davis
Jesse C. Vermaire
Original paper 14 February 2017 Pages: 349 - 360

Volume 60, Issue 2

Towards better integration of ecology in palaeoecology: from proxies to indicators, from inference to understanding

Assessing sedimentation in a temperate dystrophic lake in the NE Atlantic seaboard region

Using a decadal diatom sediment trap record to unravel seasonal processes important for the formation of the sedimentary diatom signal

How effective are plant macrofossils as a proxy for macrophyte presence? The case of Najas flexilis in Scotland

Erratum to: How effective are plant macrofossils as a proxy for macrophyte presence? The case of Najas flexilis in Scotland

Diatom species variation between lake habitats: implications for interpretation of paleolimnological records

Refining the palaeoecology of lacustrine testate amoebae: insights from a plant macrofossil record from a eutrophic Scottish lake

Mission possible: diatoms can be used to infer past duckweed (lemnoid Araceae) dominance in ponds

Cyanobacterial influence on diatom community lifeform dynamics in shallow subtropical lakes of Florida USA

Using palaeoecological records to disentangle the effects of multiple stressors on floodplain wetlands

Functional attributes of epilithic diatoms for palaeoenvironmental interpretations in South-West Greenland lakes

Paleolimnological records reveal biotic homogenization driven by eutrophication in tropical reservoirs

Eutrophication erodes inter-basin variation in macrophytes and co-occurring invertebrates in a shallow lake: combining ecology and palaeoecology

Sedimentary macrofossil records reveal ecological change in English lakes: implications for conservation

Long-term environmental change and shifts in the aquatic plant community of Jones Creek, Thousand Islands National Park, Ontario, Canada based on plant macrofossil analysis

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