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    Measuring the influence of winter conditions on largemouth bass behaviour using both biotelemetry and laboratory studies 

    Hasler, Caleb Thomas (2007-10-03)
    Studying the winter ecology of freshwater fishes has been a focus of much past and present research. Because of obvious constraints with studying fish in situ during the winter, few studies have made links between laboratory ...
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    Determining the distribution and fate of mercury in sediments of the Cataraqui River at Kingston, Ontario 

    Manion, Nathan (2007-11-02)
    The Cataraqui River, which drains 930 square km of watershed before emptying into the inner harbour of Kingston, Ontario (pop: 113,000), has a long history of anthropogenic use. More than 40 industries have existed within ...
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    Arsenic biotransformations in terrestrial organisms: A study of the transport and transformation of arsenic in plants, fungi, fur and feathers, using conventional speciation analysis and X-ray absorption spectroscopy 

    Smith, Paula Graham (2007-07-05)
    Arsenic taken up by plants and fungi from contaminated soils can subsequently be introduced into food chains. Given the toxic properties of some arsenic compounds, this may be a cause for concern. Much remains to be learned ...
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    The evolution of species' geographical range limits: an empirical test using two coastal dune plants, Camissonia cheiranthifolia (Onagraceae) and Abronia umbellata (Nyctaginaceae) 

    Samis, Karen Elizabeth, 1974- (2007-07-05)
    Every species has a limit to its geographic distribution. The problem is that we don’t really know why. Classical explanations propose that range limits occur where the ecological conditions overwhelm adaptation and ...
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    Chemical and biological recovery of Killarney Park, Ontario Lakes (1972-2005) from historical acidification 

    Shead, Justin A. (2007-10-01)
    Forty-five lakes in Killarney Provincial Park and the surrounding area in south-central Ontario, Canada, were sampled for crustacean zooplankton and water chemistry in the summer of 2005. For each of the lakes, we had ...
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    Climate and environmental change inferred from diatom communities in Lake Challa (Kenya-Tanzania) 

    Milne, Isla (2007-08-09)
    Lake Challa is a 5 km2, 97m deep freshwater crater lake located at 880m elevation on the southeast slope of Mount Kilimanjaro (Kenya-Tanzania). Information gained from a preliminary limnological survey of Lake Challa, ...
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    Soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics along replicated chronosequences of abandoned agricultural lands in southeastern Ontario 

    Foote, Robyn Louise (2007-12-20)
    Widespread abandonment of agricultural land has occurred in northeastern North America over the past two centuries. Soil carbon often increases as sites naturally regenerate towards perennial grasslands or forests. ...
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    Characterization of the locust retinoid X receptors 

    Nowickyj, Shaun M. (2007-12-20)
    The retinoid X receptor (RXR) participates in a multitude of nuclear receptor signaling pathways and is induced by its highly sought-after cognate ligand, 9-cis-retinoic acid (9-cis-RA). In flies and moths, molting is ...
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    Spatial, temporal and dendrochronological comparisons of mercury in Ontario deciduous trees 

    Siwik, Eden Isabel Helen (2007-12-20)
    Mercury (Hg) research in Ontario has centered on aquatic environments since fish can be a significant source of methylmercury for humans. Interactions between terrestrial and aquatic environments in regards to the Hg ...
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    Effect of nutritional status on phenotypic characteristics of Arabidopsis and alfalfa in relation to the expression of AtSnRK2.9 

    Hetu, Marie-France (2007-10-01)
    The mechanisms of plant response to nutrient limitation and utilisation are of great interest for agricultural purposes. Phosphate is a non-renewable resource and is one of the most important nutrients required for plant ...
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    AuthorBurtenshaw, Sally M. (1)Davies, Rhiannon (1)Foote, Robyn Louise (1)Gleeson, Anne Maureen (1)Hasler, Caleb Thomas (1)Hetu, Marie-France (1)Joshi, Namrata (1)Keatley, Bronwyn Elizabeth (1)Law, Ka-Yu (1)Manion, Nathan (1)... View MoreSubjectMercury (2)Ontario (2)Plants (2)Acidification (1)Agricultural abandonment (1)Alfalfa (1)Allometry (1)Arabidopsis sulphate (1)Arctic (1)Arsenic (1)... View MoreDate Published
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