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Aquatic community persistence and variability: a palaeolimnological perspective

N. John Anderson, RW Battarbee

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The ecological themes that can be addressed by an analysis of the sediment record include species and assemblage persistence and antiquity, rates and directions of change in lake-basin morphometry. Suggests that contemporary short-term seasonal and inter-annual studies cannot be fully understood without a consideration of the medium-term decadal and longer trajectories provided by palaeoecological analyses. -from Authors

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The ecological themes that can be addressed by an analysis of the sediment record include species and assemblage persistence and antiquity, rates and directions of change in lake-basin morphometry. Suggests that contemporary short-term seasonal and inter-annual studies cannot be fully understood without a consideration of the medium-term decadal and longer trajectories provided by palaeoecological analyses. -from Authors

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The ecological themes that can be addressed by an analysis of the sediment record include species and assemblage persistence and antiquity, rates and directions of change in lake-basin morphometry. Suggests that contemporary short-term seasonal and inter-annual studies cannot be fully understood without a consideration of the medium-term decadal and longer trajectories provided by palaeoecological analyses. -from Authors

Key concepts: Persistence (discontinuity), Ecology, Perspective (graphical), Geography, Assemblage (archaeology), Ordination, Geology, Biology

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