Paleoenvironmental inference models from sediment diatom assemblages in Baffin Island lakes (Nunavut, Canada) and reconstruction of summer water temperature

By E. H. Joynt, A. Wolfe. 2001

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Potential habitat distribution for the freshwater diatom Didymosphenia geminata in the continental US (2009, background): “…temperatures were evaluated, the relationship between diatom species composition and air temperature has been more robust than that between species composition and surface-water temperature (Joynt and Wolfe 2001; Bloom crimination ability, to 1.0 for models performing with perfect discrimination.”