Susanne Fietz: Recent and fossil phytoplankton pigments in Lake Baikal as markers for community structure and environmental changes |
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This thesis is based on the following articles:
Recent phytoplankton pigments:
- S. Fietz and Nicklisch A. 2004. An HPLC analysis of the summer phytoplankton assemblage in Lake Baikal. Freshwater Biology 49, 332-345.
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- S. Fietz, Bleiß W, Hepperle D, Koppitz H, Krienitz L, and Nicklisch A. (awaiting editor’s decisions after revision). First record of Nannochloropsis limnetica (Eustigmatophyceae) in the autotrophic picoplankton of Lake Baikal. Journal of Phycology.
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- S. Fietz, Kobanova G, Izmest’eva LR, and Nicklisch A. (in review). Recent spatial and seasonal phytoplankton and photosynthetic pigment distribution in Lake Baikal. Journal of Plankton Research→Main text
- B. Heim, Oberhänsli H, Fietz S, and Kaufmann H. 2005. Variation in Lake Baikal´s phytoplankton distribution and fluvial input assessed by SeaWiFs Satellite Data. Global and Planetary Change, in press (online available).
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- V. Straškrábová, Izmest’yeva LR, Maksimova EA, Fietz S, Nedoma J, Borovec J, Kobanova GI, Shchetinina EV, and Pislegina EV. 2005. Primary production and microbial activity in the euphotic zone of Lake Baikal (Southern Basin) during late winter. Global and Planetary Change, in press (online available).
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Transfer through the water column and preservation in the surface sediment:
- S. Fietz, Sturm M, and Nicklisch A. 2005. Flux of lipophilic photosynthetic pigments to the surface sediments of Lake Baikal. Global and Planetary Change, in press (online available).
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- S. Fietz, Sturm M, Müller B, and Nicklisch A. (in preparation). Phytoplankton pigment sedimentation through the water column and preservation in the surface sediment in open basins and river inflow sites of Lake Baikal.
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Fossil phytoplankton pigments:
- S. Fietz, Nicklisch A., and Oberhänsli H. (submitted). High-resolution analysis of photosynthetic pigments and organic carbon during Holocene and last Interglacial (Kazantsevo) in Lake Baikal. Journal of Paleolimnology→Main text
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