Recent and subfossil diatom assemblages as indicators of environmental change (including fish introduction) in a high-mountain lake

Recent and subfossil diatom assemblages as indicators of environmental change (including fish introduction) in a high-mountain lake

We investigated modern-littoral and subfossil sediment-core diatoms in the shallow (max depth 6.4 m) high-mountain Lake Balma in the Orsiera Rocciavrè Nature Park (Italian Western Alps). Our study provided evidence that might be related to the response of diatom assemblages to fish introduction, in...

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Main Authors: Bertoli, M. (Author), Cantonati, M. (Author), Pastorino, P. (Author), Pizzul, E. (Author), Platania, G. (Author), Prearo, M. (Author), Salvi, G. (Author), Zorza, R. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Alp
Alps
Bacillariophyta
Cattle grazing
Conservation
Conservation ecology
diatom
Diatom assemblage
Diatom assemblages
Ecology
environmental change
Environmental change
Fish
Fish introduction
fossil assemblage
Fragilariopsis cylindrus
global warming
Global warming
High mountains
lacustrine environment
Lakes
Landforms
Littorals
Mountain lakes
nature conservation
Non-native fish introduction
nutrient availability
nutrient enrichment
Nutrients
Paleolimnology
Phytoplankton
Pseudostaurosira brevistriata
sediment core
Staurosirella
subfossil
Sustainable development
Western Alps
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