river and lake ice processes—impacts of freshwater ice on aquatic ecosystems in a changing globe

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Abstract
This special issue focuses on the effects of ice cover on surface water bodies, specifically rivers and lakes. Background information on the motivation of addressing this topic is first introduced with some selected references highlighting key points in this research field. A summary and synthesis of the eleven contributions is then provided, focusing on three aspects that provide the structure of the special issue: Physical processes, water quality, and sustainability. We have placed these contributions in the broader context of the field and identified selected knowledge gaps which impede our ability both to understand current conditions, and to understand the likely consequences of changing winters to the diversity of freshwater ecosystems subject to seasonal ice cover.
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Authors ;Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt;Helen M. Baulch;Emily Cavaliere
Journal Journal of food biochemistry
Year 2018
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10.3390/w10111586
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