Sentence examples for changes in lakes from inspiring English sources

Tyler has been adapting this technology for his own environmental monitoring in places ranging from Chile's Atacama Desert to Switzerland, ramping up the sampling speed and resolution in order to measure small temperature changes in lakes, streams, and the atmosphere.

Zooplankton community structure (species density and species composition) is potentially affected by both "natural" lake water chemistry and lake morphology, and anthropogenic changes in lakes and watersheds (Allen, Whittier, Kaufmann, Larsen, O'Connor, & Hughes, 1999a; Allen, Whittier, Larsen, Kaufmann, O'Connor, & Hughes, 1999b; An, Du, Zhang, Li, & Qi, 2012; Dodson, Arnott, & Cottingham, 2000).

OO South America: Changes In Lakes Warning Signs Of Climate Change on other parts of the world, say researchers.

Using unbiased Dw estimates, we show clear differences in the pattern and timing of changes in lake whitefish Dw between our reference sites (Lake Superior) and those that have experienced significant benthic food web changes (lakes Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario).

Changes in lake water quality were used as measures of management success.

Changes in lake hydrological regimes and the associated impacts on water supplies and ecosystems are internationally recognized issues.

The distribution of the sedimentary systems in the systems tracts shows that tectonic movement, paleorelief, paleoclimate and changes in lake level controlled the architecture of individual sequences.

To better understand temporal changes in lake whitefish depth of capture (Dw), we compiled a database of fishery-independent surveys representing multiple populations across all five Laurentian Great Lakes.

The focus of this research has been on detecting changes in lake areas, vegetation, land surface temperatures, and the area covered by snow, using data from remote sensing.

Cores can potentially yield continuous records when sampled in stable parts of lake basins and can provide proxies for changes in lake level, water temperature and chemistry, and ecological conditions in the surrounding landscape.

Changes in lake level were mainly controlled by climatic factors, whereas properties such as lithology, organic carbon, ostracods and pollen content are mainly associated with lake management and land use.