Aquatic community persistence and variability: a palaeolimnological perspective
N. John Anderson, RW Battarbee
Abstract
N. John Anderson, RW Battarbee
Abstract
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