Laurentian Great Lakes
Can tropical macrophytes establish in the lower Laurentian Great Lakes?
... nonindigenous species (NIS) - species that are not native to the area in question - into terrestrial and aquatic habitats worldwide throughout the course of history (Villamagna & Murphy, 2010). It is estimated that a ...
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Molecular and ultrastructural characterization of Haplosporidium diporeiae n sp , a parasite of Diporeia sp (Amphipoda, Gammaridea) in the Laurentian Great Lakes (USA)
... Less is known regarding haplosporidian infections in amphipods. In Rivulogammarus pulex, Haplosporidium gammari has been shown to develop systemically in adipose tissue and destroy fat cells [19]. In Parhyale hawaiensis, ...
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Cyanobacterial Toxins of the Laurentian Great Lakes, their Toxicological Effects, and Numerical Limits in Drinking Water
... eutrophic lakes impacted by excess nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) forming dense accumulations of biomass known as cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms or ...eutrophic lakes is attributed to a variety of ...
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Development of the MESH modelling system for hydrological ensemble forecasting of the Laurentian Great Lakes at the regional scale
... Abstract. Environment Canada has been developing a com- munity environmental modelling system (Mod´elisation En- vironmentale Communautaire – MEC), which is designed to facilitate coupling between models focusing on ...
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Reconciling Police Power Prerogatives, Public Trust Interests, and Private Property Rights Along Laurentian Great Lakes Shores
... the Great Lakes, but only when doing so advances the public trust interest in navigation, Nedtweg, 237 ...allows Great Lakes shoreline littoral property owners to fill and effectively convert ...
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Trophic relationships, distribution and interactions among invasive and native Laurentian Great Lakes biota assessed using metabarcoding of stomach content DNA (scDNA) and environmental DNA (eDNA)
... any Great Lakes fish predator species is generally limited and this ecological aspect of Dreissena rostriformis bugensis in the foodwebs of the Great Lakes appears not generally well ...
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Fish Out of Salt Water: Smoltification in Subyearling Chinook Salmon from the Laurentian Great Lakes
... that Great Lakes juveniles would undergo smoltification following the same general pattern as populations in their native range (Figure 1), but that there would be a difference in growth and ...juvenile ...
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A Dynamical Downscaling Projection of Future Climate Change in the Laurentian Great Lakes Region Using a Coupled Air-Lake Model
... Figure 9. (a) Projected T2 ( ◦ C) over Lake Superior in August, annual mean and February by WRF (red dash), GFDL-CM3 (black dash), MME (solid). The shading (red in August and blue in February) denotes the range of T2 ...
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Patterns of biodiversity and co-occurrence of native and nonindigenous species at Great Lakes coastal margins
... the Laurentian Great Lakes (Mills et ...the Great Lakes after becoming established in the Baltic Sea or lower Rhine River basins (MacIsaac et ...
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The Great Lapse: Climate Change, Water Resources and Economic Risks in the Great Lakes
... the Laurentian Great Lakes, has generated the fallacy that they are not highly vulnerable to climate ...a great lapse in our re- search and understanding of the effects of climate change on ...
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Articles
... Northwest, Laurentian Great Lakes, Germany and the South Polar Region were compared systematically and the numbers of taxa shared by two or more of these regions were ...the Laurentian ...
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Glial cell biology in the Great Lakes region
... Sessions covered recent findings in the areas of microglial and astrocyte activation; age-dependent changes to glial cells, Schwann cell development and pathology, and the role of stem c[r] ...
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Ice Strengthening of Great Lakes Bulk Carriers
... Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel, extend stringers & add intermediate frames Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel, added breast hooks and plate stiff's Replace [r] ...
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Shipwrecks on the Great Lakes and the Lake Carriers Association
... In this paper we investigate the relationship between accidental shipping losses on the Great Lakes between 1900 and 1939 and the role the Lake Carriers Association played in preventing or limiting such ...
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Domestic 'laker' ships as a potential pathway of nonindigenous species in the Great Lakes
... the Great Lakes in ballast, and for assessing the need for management ...their Great Lakes recipient ports revealed no exact environmental ...
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Note on the origin of the Great Lake and other Lakes on the Central Plateau
... Later, for a long period during the recession of this phase, smaller ice-sheets covered 1 the southern Great Lake to a depth of about 50 feet above the present water-level, deriving thei[r] ...
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Clay Pipes in the Upper Great Lakes: The Ermatinger Assemblage
... pect sites extending on either side of that period to have a misleadingly high proportion of non- Montreal-made pipes, but my impression still is that even on site[r] ...
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Impacts of Alternative Great Lakes Regulation Plans on Hydropower Production
... As a re- sult, the Study Board recommended that the regulation plans of lakes Superior and Ontario be modified to achieve water levels and flows similar to those described under measure [r] ...
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Indigenous Trading Women of the Borderland Great Lakes,1740 to 1845
... problems with his overseer, the Irish tenant Thomas Flood. Flood drank too much, which contributed to his harsh treatment of slaves. 126 While Flood left Johnson Hall several times, he always returned and, apparently, ...
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An approach to port classification: A case study of Great Lakes ports.
... Madej, Christopher Marian, "An approach to port classification: A case study of Great Lakes ports." (1987).. Electronic Theses and Dissertations.[r] ...
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