Fossilized pigments as stratigraphic indicators of cultural eutrophication in Shagawa Lake, northeastern Minnesota

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Fossilized pigments as stratigraphic indicators of cultural eutrophication in Shagawa Lake, northeastern Minnesota

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Gorham, E.

Sanger, J.E.

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1976

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Fossil pigments in lake sediments as indicators of productivity, evolution, eutrophication and sources of organic matter

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Gorham E, Sanger JE. Fossilized pigments as stratigraphic indicators of cultural eutrophication in Shagawa Lake, northeastern Minnesota. Geological Society of America Bulletin 1976;87(11):1638-1642.

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Gorham, E.; Sanger, J.E.. (1976). Fossilized pigments as stratigraphic indicators of cultural eutrophication in Shagawa Lake, northeastern Minnesota. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/151363.

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