The quick death of a lake: human impact on Lake Tresssee (N Germany) during the last 6000 years – an approach using pollen, Cladocera and sedimentology

The quick death of a lake: human impact on Lake Tresssee (N Germany) during the last 6000 years – an approach using pollen, Cladocera and sedimentology

Human-induced fluctuation of lake levels has been a common phenomenon in Europe since Neolithic times. At present, Lake Tresssee is a eutrophic lake covering less than 5 ha in northern Germany, but its sudden shrinking from ~125 ha before 1800 is considered a consequence of anthropogenic lowering of...

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Main Authors: Christian Stolz, Irena A. Pidek, Magdalena Suchora
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: W. Szafer Institute of Botany, Polish Academy of Sciences 2020-06-01
Series:Acta Palaeobotanica
Subjects:
lakes
human impact
cladocera
pollen analysis
northern germany
dunes
Online Access:https://acpa.botany.pl/The-quick-death-of-a-lake-human-impact-non-Lake-Tresssee-N-Germany-during-nthe-last,119291,0,2.html

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