Stable nitrogen isotopes as indicators of anthropogenic activities in small freshwater systems
By J. Lake, R. McKinney, F. Osterman, R. Pruell, J. Kiddon, S. Ryba, A. Libby. 2001
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Subfields: Ecology, Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation
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- Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis of three types of oyster tissue in an impacted estuary (2006, background): “Bivalves are particularly sensitive bio-indicators of anthropogenic nutrients (Feinstein et al., 1996; Yelenik et al., 1996; Fry, 1999; Lake et al., 2001; McKinney et al., 2001a,b), with d15N indicating human-derived waste and/or”
- δ15N in riverine food webs : effects of n inputs from agricultural watersheds (2005, background): “Several watershed studies have shown that the high δ15N value of inorganic N derived from sewage (+10‰ to +25‰; Heaton 1986; Kendall 1998) can be traced in aquatic food webs influenced by urban development (e.g., Cabana and Rasmussen 1996; McClelland and Valiela 1998; Lake et al. 2001).”