JGLR 46(3) now online

Jun 1, 2020

The Journal of Great Lakes Research, Volume 46, Issue 3 is now online. Articles in this issue include the following:

• Thirty-five years of restoring Great Lakes Areas of Concern: Gradual progress, hopeful future
• Mineralogical and geochemical composition of Late Holocene bottom sediments of Lake Onego
• The Holocene history of the Faiyum Lake (Egypt) based on sediment characteristics, diatoms and ostracods contents
• Hydrogeological controls on heterogeneous groundwater discharge to a large glacial lake
• Among-site variability in environmental and management characteristics: Effect on nutrient loss in agricultural tile drainage
• Fate and transport of tritium in the Laurentian Great Lakes system
• Comparative analysis of free-living and particle-associated bacterial communities of Lake Baikal during the ice-covered period
• Seasonal patterns for Secchi depth, chlorophyll a, total phosphorus, and nutrient limitation differ between nearshore and offshore in Lake Michigan
• Long-term trends of Lake Michigan benthos with emphasis on the southern basin
• Trends in herring gull egg quality over four decades reflect ecosystem state
• Interspecific differences in omega-3 PUFA and contaminants explain the most variance in suggested Great Lakes’ fish consumption when risks/benefits are considered together
• Assessment of fish consumption beneficial use impairment at the Great Lakes Thunder Bay and St. Marys River Areas of Concern, Canada
• Lipid levels and diet compositions in lake charr ecotypes at Isle Royale in northern Lake Superior
• Assessing trophic position quantification methods for three piscivorous freshwater fish using stable isotopes and stomach contents
• You can’t just use gold: Elevated turbidity alters successful lure color for recreational Walleye fishing
• Invasive Neogobius melanostomus in the Lithuanian Baltic Sea coast: Trophic role and impact on the diet of piscivorous fish
• Seasonal habitat-use differences among Lake Erie’s walleye stocks
• Genetic versus demographic stock structure of rainbow smelt in a large fragmented lake
• Large-scale fish movement affects metrics of management importance as indicated by quantitative stock assessment
• Can native species compete with valuable exotics? Valuing ecological changes in the Lake Michigan recreational fishery
• The effects of aquatic invasive species on recreational fishing participation and value in the Great Lakes: Possible future scenarios
• Microcystin in multiple life stages of Hexagenia limbata, with implications for toxin transfer
• Lake Erie phosphorus targets: An imperative for active adaptive management
• In Memoriam: Claire L. Schelske (1932–2019)