Biogeochemical and food web studies in lakes large and small (2019-10-11)
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Biogeochemical and food web studies in lakes large and small (2019-10-11)
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My lab studies the ecology and biogeochemistry of lake ecosystems. In this talk I will highlight three research projects that my students, collaborators and I have been pursuing over the past five years. First, I will discuss our work on the way invasive zebra and quagga (dreissenid) mussels affect thebiogeochemistry of invaded lakes and how the impacts of dreissenids change with environmental setting. I will also describe our work on uncovering the seldom-studied ecological processes that occur during the winter in small and large ice-covered lakes. The third project I will present examines environmental controls on growth of benthic algae in large lake ecosystems, including the Laurentian Great Lakes and Russia’s Lake Baikal. I will finish by discussing my plans for future research.
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Department of Biology Seminar by Dr. Ted Ozersky, Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota-Duluth, Friday, October 11, 2019, Lsci185 at 3:05 p.m., Host: Dr. Allen Mensinger
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Ozersky, Ted; University of Minnesota Duluth. Department of Biology. (2019). Biogeochemical and food web studies in lakes large and small (2019-10-11). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/212222.
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