JGLR 46(4) online, includes special section on ELLS-IAGLR 2018

Aug 17, 2020

The Journal of Great Lakes Research, Volume 46, Issue 4 is now online. The issue includes a special section on ELLS-IAGLR 2018: “Big Lakes – Small World" edited by Orlane Anneville, Tomas Höök, Peeter Nõges, Jordi Prats-Rodriguez, Nico Salmaso, Brigitte Vinçon-Leite, Ram Yerubandi. Articles in this issue include the following:

Special Section

• “Large lakes – Small world”: Common issues and challenges presented during the joint ELLS-IAGLR 2018 Conference
• Scientists’ Warning to Humanity: Rapid degradation of the world’s large lakes
• What makes an elongated lake ‘large’? Scales from wind-driven steady circulation on a rotating Earth
• The thermal behaviour of French water bodies: From ponds to Lake Geneva
• Community dynamics and function of algae and bacteria during winter in central European great lakes
• Diversity and ecology of phytoplankton in Lake Edward (East Africa): Present status and long-term changes
• Responses to local and global stressors in the large southern perialpine lakes: Present status and challenges for research and management
• Submerged aquatic vegetation cover and complexity drive crustacean zooplankton community structure in a large fluvial lake: An in situ approach
• Heterogeneity in zooplankton distributions and vertical migrations: Application of a laser optical plankton counter in offshore Lake Michigan
• Major biomass fluctuations in lake food webs – An example in the peri-alpine Lake Annecy
• How long-term water level changes influence the spatial distribution of fish and other functional groups in a large shallow lake
• Speciation and bioavailability of particulate phosphorus in forested karst watersheds of southern Ontario during rain events
• Mixing of Rhône River water in Lake Geneva: Seasonal tracing using stable isotope composition of water
• What is the extent of water brownification in Lake Onego, Russia?
• Fish and fishing in Lake Peipsi (Estonia/Russia) since 1851: Similarities and differences between historical and modern times
• Seasonal variation in trophic structure and restoration effects in a deep perialpine lake (Lake Lugano, Switzerland and Italy)
• Is fish biomass controlled by abiotic or biotic factors? Results of long-term monitoring in a large eutrophic lake
• Feeding ecology of <em>Limnocalanus macrurus</em> in the Laurentian Great Lakes
• Invader amphipods <em>Gmelinoides fasciatus</em> inhabiting distant waterbodies demonstrate differences in tolerance and energy metabolism Ecological data as a resource for invasive species management in U.S. Great Lakes coastal wetlands
• Evaluating sediments as an ecosystem service in western Lake Erie via quantification of nutrient cycling pathways and selected gene abundances
• Crossing boundaries between science and policy: Two case studies illustrate the importance of boundary organizations in the Great Lakes Basin

Regular Articles

• 3D-modelling of Lake Kivu: Horizontal and vertical flow and temperature structure under spatially variable atmospheric forcing
• Spatio-temporal variations of hydrochemistry and modern sedimentation processes in the Nam Co basin, Tibetan Plateau: Implications for carbonate precipitation
• Variability of sedimentary phosphorus fractions in the western and Sandusky basins of Lake Erie
• Spatial and temporal patterns in macronutrient concentrations and stoichiometry of tributaries draining the lower Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin
• Biological consequences of agricultural and urban land-use along the Maumee River, a major tributary to the Laurentian Great Lakes watershed
• A lake-wide approach for large lake zooplankton monitoring: Results from the 2006–2016 Lake Superior Cooperative Science and Monitoring Initiative surveys
• Genetic origins and diversity of lake sturgeon in the St. Louis River Estuary
• Evidence for freshwater residency among Lake Ontario Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) spawning in New York
• Diet complexity of Lake Michigan salmonines: 2015–2016

Short Communication

• Differentiation between lake whitefish and cisco eggs based on diameter