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Recent paleolimnology and paleoecology of a high-altitude lake in the Southern Central Andes (Lake Laja, Chile): Natural development versus anthropogenic impact, and implications for paleoclimate studies

A. Mueller, Burkhard Scharf, Stefan Woelfl, Roberto Urrutia, HANS C TREUTLER, M. Pirrung, Martín Grosjean, FABIOLA J CRUCES, ALBERTO E ARANEDA, Laura Torres, Óscar Parra, Walter Geller

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Key concepts: Paleoclimatology, Paleoecology, Paleolimnology, Geology, Physical geography, Natural (archaeology), Climate change, Limnology

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