List of Contributors.
1. Lakes, Limnology And Limnetic Ecology: Towards A New Synthesis: C.S. Reynolds and P.E. O’Sullivan.
2. The Origin Of Lake Basins: H. Loffler.
3. The Hydrology Of Lakes: Thomas C. Winter.
4. Chemical Processes Regulating The Composition Of Lake Waters: Werner Stumm.
5. Physical Properties Of Water Relevant To Limnology And Limnetic Ecology: C.S. Reynolds.
6. The Motion Of Lake Waters: Dieter M. Imboden.
7. Regulatory Impacts Of Humic Substances In Lakes: C.E.W. Steinberg.
8. Sedimentation And Lake Sediment Formation: J. Bloesch.
9. Organisation And Energetic Partitioning Of Limnetic Communities: C.S. Reynolds.
10. Phytoplankton: Judit Padisak.
11. Aquatic Plants And Lake Ecosystems: Jan Pokorny and Jan Kvet.
12. Benthic Invertebrates: Petur M. Jonasson.
13. Pelagic Microbes - Protozoa And The Microbial Food Web: T. Weisse.
14. Zooplankton: Z. Maicej Gliwicz.
15. Fish Population Ecology: Ian J. Winfield.
16. Fish Community Ecology: Jouko Sarvala, Martti Rask and Juha Karialainen.
17. Self-Regulation Of Limnetic Ecosystems: Claudia Pahl-Wostl.
18. Palaeolimnology: P. O’Sullivan.
Index.
Patrick O'Sullivan was formerly Principal Lecturer in
Environmental Science at the University of Plymouth, UK. His
research was mainly been conducted into the development through
time of lake-watershed ecosystems, and the reconstruction of lake
ontogenies using palaeolimnological and documentary proxy records.
Throughout his teaching career, he concentrated on development of
interdisciplinary programmes in Environmental Science, and the
interface between the scientific understanding of human impact upon
natural processes in lakes, and the economic and philosophical
ideas which lie behind the solutions to 'environmental'
problems.
Colin Reynolds is a Research Fellow at the Windermere Laboratory of the Freshwater Biological Association. Most of his work there has been directed towards the ecology and dynamics of phytoplankton, in lakes, rivers and reservoirs. He has published over 200 research papers, two books and edited or co-edited several others. He won the International Prize in Limnetic Ecology in 1994 and was awarded the Naumann–Thienemann medal of SIL, the International Association for Limnology.
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