Carsten Meyer-Jacob

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Université du Québec à Chicoutimi

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Carsten Meyer-Jacob is a Professor at Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada. His research areas focus on paleolimnology, examining the long-term ecological impacts of acidification and climate change on freshwater ecosystems. Recent articles highlight his investigations into sedimentary records, ecological stability, and the effects of human activities on lake environments.

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John Smol

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Queen's University

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Sanna Mari Atti

University of Helsinki

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Umeå Universitet

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Liisa Nevalainen

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Jules Blais

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University of Ottawa

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Tomi Luoto

University of Helsinki

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Antonio Martínez Cortizas

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Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

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Articles (15)

Using paleolimnology to assess long-term acidification and recovery trajectories in lakes from Killarney Provincial Park and Sudbury (Ontario, Canada)

How ‘long term’ is long term enough? Bridging neo- and paleo-ecological timescales

Long-term ecological stability in high mountain lakes of Costa Rica

Trends in sedimentary Cladocera and metal(loid)s from Williams Lake (Washington, USA) track ∼125 years of trans-boundary contamination from smelter emissions in the upper Columbia River valley

Application of mid-infrared spectroscopy for the quantitative and qualitative analysis of organic matter in Holocene sediment records

Neoglacial lake-ecosystem changes above and below the subarctic Fennoscandian treeline inferred from changes in diatom functional groups

Legacy effects of acidification and climate warming affect recent recovery of diatom assemblages in Sudbury-region lakes (Ontario, Canada)

The impacts of whole-lake acidification and eutrophication on the accumulation of lead in sediments from manipulated lakes in the Experimental Lakes Area (IISD-ELA)

Using a multi-proxy paleolimnological approach to track the effects of multiple stressors on a naturally acidic lake from Killarney Provincial Park (Ontario, Canada)

Climate oscillations drive millennial‐scale changes in seabird colony size

Developing diatom-based inference models to assess lake ecosystem change along a gradient of metal smelting impacts: Sudbury lakes revisited

Metal contamination in alkaline Phantom Lake (Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada) generates strong responses in multiple paleolimnological proxies

Diatoms and other siliceous indicators track the ontogeny of a “bofedal” (Wetland) ecosystem in the peruvian andes

Long-term development and trajectories of inferred lake-water organic carbon and pH in naturally acidic boreal lakes

Land-use and climate controls on aquatic carbon cycling and phototrophs in karst lakes of southwest China

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John Smol

Sanna Mari Atti

Richard Bindler

Liisa Nevalainen

Jules Blais

Tomi Luoto

Antonio Martínez Cortizas

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