Optical satellite remote sensing represents an opportunity to integrate traditional methods for
assessing water quality of lakes: strengths of remote sensing methods are the good spatial …

Various species of Daphnia usually play a key role in the food web of temperate freshwater
systems. There is much evidence to show that climate change may influence Daphnia …

Based on a selection of 230 papers published during the last 15 years in international
journals, the present work aims at evaluating the state of the art of limnological research in …

Anthropogenic eutrophication still is a major threat to inland waters in large parts of the
world although re-oligotrophication has largely progressed in several regions. Climate …

Abstract Information based on taxon-based indices is species-specific while information
gained from function-based research can give a comprehensive view of ecosystem …

Recently, major advances in the climate–zooplankton interface have been made some of
which appeared to receive much attention in a broader audience of ecologists as well. In …

Background Ecological communities are organized by interactions among the biota, and
between the biota and external environmental drivers that affect the dynamics of individual …

Coastal lagoons are important ecosystems that contribute to the production of seafood
worldwide. The impact of climate change on these vulnerable ecosystems can be evaluated …

This work deals with the consequences of climate warming on aquatic ecosystems. The
study determined the effects of increased water temperatures in artificial lakes during winter …

We studied the fatty acid (FA) composition of six species of Cladocera and six species of
Copepoda from five cold‐water lakes, situated in the tundra and/or in the mountains, and …