'Arbutus lake' presentation slideshows

The wonderful world of zooplankton

The wonderful world of zooplankton. (and what it means to us). What did we sample?. www.glerl.noaa.gov. www.kulak.ac.be. Calanoid copepods. Daphnia. Also: Cyclopoid copepods Bosmina Rotifers Other zooplanton. www.ibss.iuf.net. nauplii. Why should we study these tiny organisms?.

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Water Chemistry

Water Chemistry. By Lucas Kirby, Cynthia Watson, Meghan Dye and Stephanie Johnson. Importance of Phosphorus in Lakes. Limiting nutrient in freshwater systems Redfield ratio High concentrations may be indicative of eutrophication. Oneida Lake. Largest land-locked lake in NYS

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BREAKDOWN

P. P. p. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. BREAKDOWN. Mike- P levels Marvel- effects on organisms Rich- lake wide/cumulative. Limnology Lab Data Review Water Chemistry-Phosphorus. Comparison of total P among the six lakes sampled during the Fall 2004 Semester

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Water Chemistry of Local Lakes

Water Chemistry of Local Lakes. Mike Bednarski, Danielle Tommaso & Dan Zapf. Why Chemistry?. Nutrients Basis of food chain Trophic state analysis. http://www.kenshowalter.com/26413.html. What did we do?. Sampled six lakes Water sampling Back at the lab Phosphorous analysis.

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Arbutus Lake Overview by: Leah Taylor & Robert Owen

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Christine M. Brandon, University of Massachusetts Amherst Email: cbrandon@geo.umass.edu

Using inundation deposits to constrain the storm surge heights of storms that affected New York City, NY: H ow does Hurricane Sandy compare?. SG4. SG3. SG2. WP3. SG1. WP2. Christine M. Brandon, University of Massachusetts Amherst Email: cbrandon@geo.umass.edu

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