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Volume 38, Number 1 (March 2012)
- E. Coli genes a mystery at Great Lakes beaches
- Toxaphene levels in Lake Superior are the highest of all the Great Lakes
- Lake Erie Mayflies Elude Identification No More
- The last snapshot of the natural fish communities in Lake Turkana
- High salinity tolerance of the invasive round goby in freshwater populations
- Algae and Ice make a Nice Mix in Winter
- Satellites used to map Lake Erie blooms and plumes
- Unravelling the differences between coaster brook trout and stream-residents
- Poor food quality is bad omen for Lake Ontario salmon and trout
- Will groundwater change with global warming
Special issue on Lake Ontario (In Press)
Special issue on Lake Winnipeg (In Press)
- Trawl catches reveal differences in prey fish community from north to south in Lake Winnipeg
- Good weather for fishing?
- Observed Trends and Future Projections of Climate in the Lake Winnipeg Watershed
- Walleye in Lake Winnipeg show no genetic differences
- Finding answers about nutrients in the Red River Valley
Special issue on Lake Champlain (In Press)
- Cormorants Eating Alewife in Lake Champlain
- Paddlers prize Lake Champlain’s natural environment
- How Lake Champlain Got Its Spots
- Lake Champlain’s plankton is changing
- Defining the Quality of Lake Champlain Campsites
- Six Flags over Champlain
- Are we seeing progress on reducing phosphorus in Lake Champlain tributaries?
- Why do people hate cormorants?
Special issue on Mysids of the Great Lakes (In Press)
- Life history of freshwater shrimp, key in fishery recovery
- The bloody red shrimp (Hemimysis anomala) invades the Montreal Port
- Bloody red shrimp spreading through the veins of New York state waterways
- Invasive shrimp spells trouble for Great Lakes food webs
- Hemimysis anomala proclaimed to be common in the shorelines of Lake Ontario
- Are opossum shrimp in Lake Huron starving?
Volume 37, Number 4 (December 2011)
- How the one-two punch of a herbicide shapes Cyanobacterial Communities
- Some bass stay and some bass go: Unraveling movement patterns of smallmouth bass in the great expanse of Lake Michigan
- Evaporation from Lake Superior occurs only in the Winter
- Great Lakes Water Levels and Climate Change: Going Up or Going Down?
- Summer Whiting in Lake Ontario - A Microscopic Perspective
- It’s all in their heads
- Lake Taihu is not like a lake but a river
- Total Phosphorus loads known to Lake of the Woods
- Zebra and quagga mussels responsible for Cladophora fouling
Volume 37, Number 3 (9/12/11)
- Sediment Erosion in St. Clair River Uncovered!
- Mayflies and mussels compete in the sediments of western Lake Erie
- Reconstruction of sediment history in the Clinton River
- Determining carbon sources to lake sediments on the Tibetan Plateau
- Phosphorus not directly responsible for recent algal blooms in Lake of the Woods
- The outlet of Lake Huron is not significantly eroding
- Great Lakes tributaries respond to migratory fish and agriculture inputs
- Tiny rotifers may offer big clues to lake health
- Who’s eating who in deep Lake Superior waters?
- Lake Level Prediction Model sets Benchmark for Forecast Performance
- Yellow perch consumption of round gobies
- New Paper Affirms Risk of Asian carp, Debunks Recent Assertions to the Contrary
- A Role for Early Detection and Eradication in the Laurentian Great Lakes
Volume 37, Number 2 (6/27/11)
- Hot Summers in Lake Erie are Deadly
- Long-time Property Owners: Key to Environmental Protection?
- Invasive mussels: How do we determine their role in contaminant transfers and botulism outbreaks?
- Double-crested cormorants affecting soil chemistry on Lake Erie islands
- How Much By-catch Occurs In Commercial Fisheries?
- Two toxins greater than the sum of their parts for zebra mussel control
- Round Gobies Are Picky Eaters?
- Muskegon Lake Algae Staying Stable
- Siscowet lake trout are viable sea lamprey hosts
- Are PCBs just legacy compounds in the environment?
- Wow! Is temperature really that important for smallmouth bass during spawning?
Volume 37, Supplement 3 - Special issue on Lake Simcoe and its Watershed: Multiple Stressors and Management Challenges (6/10/11)
- Special Issue of JGLR on Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada: Multiple stressors and management challenges for large lakes
- Phosphorus and deepwater oxygen relationships in Lake Simcoe
- Spring and Summer Peak Seasons For Phosphorus Deposition!
- Shift in Crayfish Dominance Impacts Lake Trout
- Metals in lake sediments indicate changing sources
- Release of historic DDT from sediment sources and uptake by aquatic organisms
Volume 37, Supplement 2 - Special issue on Ecology of the St. Marys River (6/10/11)
Volume 37, Supplement 1 - Special issue on Lakes and Fisheries of Malawi (4/6/11)
- Integrated Lake Management: A new treatment for ailing Malawi Lakes?
- Another Carnivorous Planktonic Species Found in Lake Malawi: Species helps understand Lake Malawi’s fish production
- Tiny Grazing Organisms May Play An Important Role In Maintaining The Productivity Of One Of Africa’s Largest Lakes
- Eutrophication degrades water quality of Lake Malawi, a global hotspot of biodiversity
- Effects of water levels in Lake Chilwa
Volume 37, Number 1 (3/2/11)
- Disappearing Diporeia
- It is important to remember the bottom
- Lake Michigan predicted to remain low in phosphorus in coming years
- Lake Peipsi diatom flora hasn’t changed in 25 years
- A virtual Lake Erie to help ecosystem management
- Is Lake Huron Starving?
- Botulism outbreaks in Lake Michigan are related to lake water level and surface water temperature
- Spatial pattern of Lake Erie Microcystis!
- What’s Hot and What’s Not in the Toronto Harbour?
- Innovative Instrument for Inquisitive Inspections, or, Forecasting Great Lakes Water Quality
- Storms Change Character of Circulation in Lake St. Clair
- How much do we really know about the responses of lakes to climate change?
- Tests show fish virus is more prevalent than suspected
- Native mussels found in Lake Erie despite zebra mussel impacts
- Extremely rapid bacterial growth rates at Lake Tanganyika’s hydrothermal vents
Volume 36, Number 4 (12/1/10)
Volume 35, Supplement 1 (7/6/09)
Volume 35, Number 2 (7/6/09)
Volume 35, Number 1 (3/27/09)
Volume 34, Number 4 (1/13/09)
Volume 34, Number 3 (9/15/08)
Volume 34, Number 2 (6/23/08)
Volume 34, Number 1 (4/26/08)
Volume 33, Special Issue 3 (3/31/08)
- Watchdogs for change: Environmental indicators are benchmarks for future planning
- Plants Probe Beneath the Surface to Indicate Physical Condition
- Glass Algae Reveal Condition of Great Lakes Coast
- Fish Picky About Wetlands
- Wetland plants speak to us about water quality in the Great Lakes
- Exotic Crustacean prefers mussel invaders to humans!
- Do indices of biological condition really work in measuring aquatic health?
- Land Use Changes Great Lakes Coast
- Common Reed Invades Green Bay Wetland
Volume 33, Number 4 (1/3/08)
Volume 33, Special Issue 2 (11/7/07)
Volume 33, Number 3 (10/1/07)
Volume 33, Number 2 (7/9/07)
- Stopping Gobies the Cheap Way
- Could Wetlands Provide Refuge For Native Fish?
- Ecosystem Change Leads to Reduced Growth of Lake Whitefish
- Compositing samples for beach monitoring is beneficial
- Are Cattails Squeezing Out Diverse Meadows?
- Phosphorus loading and water quality in Lake Simcoe
- Lake Whitefish Return to the Detroit River after Long Absence
- Great Lakes Fish Displays Little Bladder Control Under Pressure!
- Walleye Spawn in the Detroit River
Volume 33, Suppl. 1 - Special Issue on Restoration of Native Species (5/29/07)
Volume 33, Number 1 (3/23/07)
- New Zealand Mud Snails Invade Lake Erie!
- Crayfish dine on Great Lakes trout and salmon (eggs)!
- Who's moved into Lake Erie rivers?
- Navigational Dredging Causes Dissolved Oxygen Problems in Great Lakes Tributaries!
- Smelt are the Preferred Diet of Lake Trout
- Fish Habitat Expanded in Lake Ontario!
- High Turnover Rate in Portage Lake
- Lake trout swim deep in Lake Mistassini
- Lake trout are on the move
Volume 32, Number 4 (12/8/06)
- Microbes are diverse and active in the "not-so-dead" zone of Lake Erie
- Anglers Shouldn't Fear Round Gobies
- New Method for Studying Fish Food
- Lake Gyres and Seiches
- Sea Lamprey are Wanderers
- Expanded use of Iron in Wastewater Treatment and role in toxic cyanobacterial resurgences
- Burbot Population Declining in Apostle Islands Region
- Yellow Perch Eat It All
- Pheromones Released by Invasive Great Lakes Fish Can Be Extracted From Water and Used for Control
- Severe Climates Could Close the Great Lakes
Volume 32, Number 3 (09/11/06)
- Steelheaders Value Their Fish!
- Heavy Metals in Sediments of the Detroit River: A Different Approach
- Beach Pollution Disappears Within a Very Short Distance
- Using telemetry to track eels? We recommend surgically implanting the tags!
- Mysterious Nitrogen Sources Fuel Algae in African Great Lake
- Lake Health Improves, Problems Linger
- Zebra Mussel Larvae Extremely Sensitive to Copper!
Volume 32, Number 2 (06/28/06)
Volume 32, Number 1 (03/15/06)
Volume 31, Suppl. 2 - Special Issue on Lake Erie Trophic Status Collaborative Study (6/12/06)
Volume 31, Number 4 (12/1/05)
Volume 31, Number 3 (9/2/05)
- Lake Michigan Infested With Fleas
- Alewives Have Negative Effect On Deepwater Sculpins
- Diked Wetlands A Haven For Invasive Species
- Does Ice Boom Alter Buffalo's Climate?
- When Alewives Attack, Little Lake Trout Flee … the Wrong Way?
- New Crustacean Invader Found In The Great Lakes
- Lake's Ups And Downs Recorded In River Valley
- Lake Herring Survive Cooling Events
- Chinese Mitten Crab In The St. Lawrence River
Volume 31, Number 2 (6/7/05)
Volume 31, Number 1 (4/15/05)
- Sexual Practices of Healthy Lake Trout Uncovered
- Viruses And Human Fecal Pollution Found In Michigan Waters
- Invasive Species Win Territorial Disputes
- 10 Billion Round Gobies In Western Lake Erie
- Combined Sewer Overflows Not The Only Source of Water Problems
- Low E. coli Levels Found At Lake Superior Beaches
Volume 30, Number 2 (7/2/04)
Volume 30, Number 1 (6/7/04)
Volume 29, Suppl. 2 - Special Issue on the African Great Lakes (5/29/04)
Volume 29, Suppl. 1 - Special Issue on Sea Lamprey (6/22/04)
Volume 29, Number 4 (6/11/04)
- Joining the Dots to Identify Superior Farmland in the Great Lakes Basin
- Digging up the Dirt on Cleveland's Past
- New Diatom Species Gets Hooked on Sand
- Exposed, Tethered Round Gobies are Vulnerable to Predators
- Public Access to Lake Superior Increases Inland Property Values
- Reservoir Absolved as Significant Source of Niagara River Contamination
- Maintaining Momentum in Remedial Action Plans
- Buffalo River Recovering from Near-Death Experience
- Rapid Population Explosion of Exotic Variety of Phragmites australis
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