Are Your Paleoecological Indicators Telling the Truth? (2014)
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Are Your Paleoecological Indicators Telling the Truth? (2014)
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2014
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Inferring condition from fossil biological assemblages assumes a strong relationship between the variable you want to infer and patterns in the assemblages. In recent years it has become apparent that several species-based indices to infer environmental conditions in paleorecords are providing meaningless results. The following are steps you can take to ensure valid reconstructions. This poster demonstrates a phosphorus inference model based on Great Lakes diatom assemblages, but these methods are easily transferred to many indicators; e.g. foraminifera/sealevel, chironomids/oxygen, diatoms/salinity, etc.
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Research posters on Great Lakes studies by faculty of the Center for Water and the Environment, Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota Duluth, Ely Field Station
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Reavie, Euan; University of Minnesota Duluth. Natural Resources Research Institute; Heathcote, Adam J; American Geophysical Union. (2014). Are Your Paleoecological Indicators Telling the Truth? (2014). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/186097.
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