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Freshwater ecology: concepts and environmental applications of limnology

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Hauptverfasser:	Dodds, Walter Kennedy 1958- (VerfasserIn), Whiles, Matt R. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier [u.a.] 2010
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	Aquatic ecology series
Schlagworte:	Aquatisches Ökosystem Hydrobiologie Limnologie Freshwater ecology. Lehrbuch
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XVIII, 811 S., [5] Bl. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9780123747242 0123747244

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adam_text	Contents PREFACE ...................................................................................................xv ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ..........................................................................xvii 1 Why Study Continental Aquatic Systems? ........................................1 Human Use of Water: Pressures on a Key Resource .....................................5 What Is the Value of Water Quality? ...............................................................8 Advanced: Methods for Assigning Values to Ecosystem Goods and Services ....................................................................................................12 Climate Change and Water Resources .........................................................14 Politics, Science, and Water ...........................................................................16 Summary .........................................................................................................17 Questions for Thought ...................................................................................18 2 Properties of Water ............................................................................19 Chemical and Physical Properties .................................................................20 Advanced: The Nature of Water ...................................................................26 Relationships among Water Viscosity, Inertia, and Physical Parameters ......................................................................................................27 Movement of Water ........................................................................................31 Advanced: Equations Describing Properties of Moving Water ..................37 Forces That Move Water ................................................................................41 Summary .........................................................................................................43 Questions for Thought ...................................................................................44 3 Movement of Light, Heat, and Chemicals in Water ........................45 Diffusion of Chemicals in Water ....................................................................46 Light in Water .................................................................................................52 Heat Balance in Water ...................................................................................61 Summary .........................................................................................................63 Questions for Thought ...................................................................................63 Contents 4 Hydrologie Cycle and Physiography of Groundwater Habitats .....65 Habitats and the Hydrologie Cycle ...............................................................66 Advanced: Prediction of Amount and Variability of Runoff with Global Climate Change ..................................................................................68 Movement of Water through Sou and Aquifers ...........................................70 Groundwater Habitats ...................................................................................76 Interaction of Groundwaters with Surface Waters ......................................80 Summary .........................................................................................................81 Questions for Thought ...................................................................................82 5 Hydrology and Physiography of Wetland Habitats .........................83 Introduction and Definition of Wetland Habitats .........................................84 Wetland Conservation and Mitigation .........................................................88 Wetland Types ................................................................................................89 Wetland Hydrology .......................................................................................100 Wetlands and Global Change ......................................................................103 Summary ......................................................................................................104 Questions for Thought .................................................................................105 6 Physiography of Flowing Water ......................................................107 Characterization of Streams ........................................................................108 Stream Flow and Geology ............................................................................116 Advanced: Classification of River and Stream Types as a Restoration and Management Tool .............................................................126 Movement of Materials by Rivers and Streams .........................................127 Advanced: Characterizing the Movement of Dissolved Materials in Rivers and Streams ..................................................................................135 Summary .......................................................................................................136 Questions for Thought .................................................................................137 7 Lakes and Reservoirs: Physiography .............................................139 Formation: Geological Processes ................................................................140 Lake Habitats and Morphometry ................................................................151 Unique Properties of Reservoirs ..................................................................155 Stratification ..................................................................................................156 Water Movement and Currents in Lakes ...................................................162 Summary .......................................................................................................165 Questions for Thought .................................................................................166 8 Types of Aquatic Organisms ...........................................................167 The Species Concept ....................................................................................168 Advanced: Molecular Methods for Assessing Microbial Diversity in Natural Environments ..............................................................................172 Contents Major Taxonomie Groups .............................................................................174 Classification of Organisms by Function, Habitats, and Interactions .....176 Organisms Found in Freshwaters ...............................................................180 Summary .......................................................................................................182 Questions for Thought .................................................................................182 9 Microbes and Plants ........................................................................185 Viruses ...........................................................................................................187 Archaea .........................................................................................................190 Bacteria .........................................................................................................191 Cyanobacteiia (Bluegreen Algae or Cyanophytes) ..............................195 Protoctista .....................................................................................................198 Eukaryotic Algae .....................................................................................199 Rhodophyceae, the Red Algae ...............................................................399 Chrysophyceae, the Golden Algae .........................................................199 Bacillariophyceae, the Diatoms ..............................................................202 Dinophyceae, the Dinoñagellates ...........................................................202 Euglenophyceae ......................................................................................205 Chlorophyceae and Charophyceae, Gieen Algae and Relatives .................................................................................................................205 Additional Algal Groups .........................................................................208 Protozoa ....................................................................................................208 Fungi .............................................................................................................210 Aquatic Fungi ..........................................................................................222 Aquatic Lichens .......................................................................................222 Plantae ...........................................................................................................212 Nonvascular Plants ..................................................................................223 Vascular Plants ........................................................................................223 Summary .......................................................................................................219 Questions for Thought .................................................................................219 10 Multicellular Animals .......................................................................221 Invertebrates ................................................................................................222 Phylum Porifera .......................................................................................222 Phylum Cnidaria ......................................................................................223 Phyla Platyhehninthes and Nemertea ...................................................225 Phylum Gastrotrícha ................................................................................227 Phylum Rotifera .......................................................................................227 Phylum Nematoda ...................................................................................229 Phylum Nematomorpha ..........................................................................229 Phylum Mollusca ......................................................................................230 Phylum Annelida .....................................................................................235 Contents Bryozoans: Phyla Entoprocta and Ectoprocta .......................................236 Phylum Tardigrada ..................................................................................238 Phylum Arthropoda .................................................................................238 Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata ..................................................252 Fishes .......................................................................................................252 Tetrapode .................................................................................................255 Summary .......................................................................................................255 Questions for Thought .................................................................................257 11 Evolution of Organisms and Biodiversity of Freshwaters ............259 Measures of Diversity ..................................................................................261 Temporal and Spatial Factors Influencing Evolution of Freshwater Organisms .....................................................................................................263 Short-Term Factors Influencing Local Distribution of Species .................270 Genetics and Populations of Species ..........................................................275 Advanced: Populations and Their Spatial Distribution ............................276 The Controversy Over Endemism and Microbial Species ....................277 Invasions of Nonnative Species ..................................................................278 Extinction ......................................................................................................282 What Is the Value of Freshwater Species Diversity? ................................287 Summary .......................................................................................................288 Questions for Thought .................................................................................288 12 Aquatic Chemistry and Factors Controlling Nutrient Cycling: Redox and O2 .....................................................................289 Chemicals in Freshwaters ...........................................................................290 Redox Potential, Potential Energy, and Chemical Transformations ...........................................................................................296 Oxygen: Forms and Transformations .........................................................301 Photosynthesis .............................................................................................303 Respiration ....................................................................................................310 Controls of Distribution of Dissolved Oxygen in the Environment ..........312 Summary .......................................................................................................319 Questions for Thought .................................................................................320 13 Carbon ...............................................................................................323 Forms of Carbon ...........................................................................................324 hiorganic Carbon .....................................................................................324 Organic Carbon ........................................................................................328 Transformations of Carbon ..........................................................................330 Advanced: Breakdown Rates of Organic Carbon .................................331 Oxidation of Organic Carbon with Inorganic Electron Acceptors Other Than O2 ........................................................................333 Contents Fermentation............................................................................................334 Methanotiophy........................................................................................336 Methanogenesis, Acetogenesis, and Dispwpoitionation of Acetate................................................................................................. 337 A Conceptual Introduction to Nutrient Cycling .........................................337 The Carbon Cycle .........................................................................................340 Advanced: Hydrogen and Carbon Cycling ................................................341 Summary .......................................................................................................342 Questions for Thought .................................................................................342 14 Nitrogen, Sulfur, Phosphorus, and Other Nutrients ......................345 Nitrogen ........................................................................................................347 Nitrogen Forms ........................................................................................347 Nitrogen Fluxes .......................................................................................348 Advanced: Alternative Pathways ofAnoxic N Cycling and Nitrous Oxide Production by Freshwater Environments .....................354 Nitrogen Cycle .........................................................................................355 Sulfur .............................................................................................................357 Sulfur Forms .............................................................................................357 Fundamental Sulfur Transformations ....................................................357 Advanced: More Complex Sulfur Transformations ..............................359 Sulfur Cycle ..............................................................................................360 Phosphorus ...................................................................................................360 Phosphorus Forms ...................................................................................361 Phosphorus Transformations ..................................................................361 Silicon, Iron, and Other Trace Nutrient Cycles ..........................................363 Sihcon .......................................................................................................363 Iron ............................................................................................................364 Cycling of Other Elements ...........................................................................368 Gradients of Redox and Nutrient Cycles and Interactions among the Cycles ............................................................................................................369 Summary .......................................................................................................372 Questions for Thought .................................................................................373 15 Unusual or Extreme Habitats ..........................................................375 Adaptations to Extremes .............................................................................377 Saline Lakes ..................................................................................................380 Advanced: Chemistry of Saline Lakes and Salt Production ......................382 Hot Springs ...................................................................................................383 Cold Habitats ................................................................................................386 Temporary Waters and Small Pools ............................................................389 Ultraoligotrophic Habitats ...........................................................................393 Contents Hypereutrophic Habitats............................................................................. 393 Deep Subsurface Habitats ...........................................................................394 The Water Surface Layer .............................................................................396 Summary .......................................................................................................398 Questions for Thought .................................................................................398 16 Responses to Stress, Toxic Chemicals, and Other Pollutants in Aquatic Ecosystems ..................................................399 Basic Toxicology ...........................................................................................403 Bioassessment ..............................................................................................406 Organic Pollutants ........................................................................................408 Pharmaceuticals and Endocrine Disruptors ...............................................415 Acid Precipitation .........................................................................................417 Sources and Geography of Acid Precipitation ......................................417 Biological Effects of Addifìcation ...........................................................418 Metals and Other Inorganic Pollutants .......................................................425 Salt Pollution .................................................................................................430 Suspended Solids .........................................................................................431 Thermal Pollution .........................................................................................432 Human-Induced Increases in UV Radiation ...............................................434 Summary .......................................................................................................435 Questions for Thought .................................................................................436 17 Nutrient Use and Remineralization ................................................437 Use of Nutrients ............................................................................................438 Nutrient Limitation and Relative Availability ............................................446 Relative Availability of Nutrients ...........................................................446 Nutríent Limitation ..................................................................................449 The Paradox of the Plankton and Nutrient Limitation .........................453 Resource Ratios and Stoichiometry of Primary Producers ........................454 Nutrient Remineralization ...........................................................................454 What Short-Term Processes Control the Levels of Dissolved Inorganic Nutríents Such as Ammonium and Phosphate? ...............................................................................................456 Processes Leading to Remineralization .................................................458 Advanced: Remineralization as a Source of Nutríent Pulses in Lentie Systems .........................................................................461 Stoichiometry of Heterotrophs, Their Food, and Nutrient Remineralization ...........................................................................................462 Summary .......................................................................................................466 Questions for Thought .................................................................................467 Contents 18 Trophic State and Eutrophication ...................................................469 Definition of Trophic State...........................................................................471 Advanced: Determining Reference Nutrient Conditions in Freshwater Environments ...........................................................................475 Why Do Algal Blooms Caused by Nutrient Pollution Matter in Lakes? ........................................................................................................476 Natural and Cultural Processes of Eutrophication ....................................477 Relationships among Nutrients, Water Clarity, and Phytoplankton: Managing Eutrophication in Lakes .............................................................481 Advanced: Empirical Relationships Used to Predict Control of Eutrophication ..............................................................................................485 Mitigating Lake Eutrophication ..................................................................487 Control of Nutrient Sources ....................................................................489 Treatment in the Lake .............................................................................492 Macrophyte Removal ...............................................................................493 Managing Eutrophication in Streams and Rivers ......................................495 Case Studies of Eutrophication in Lakes and Lotie Systems ....................496 Lake Washington .....................................................................................496 Lake Trummen .........................................................................................498 LakeTahoe ...............................................................................................500 Lake Okeechobee ....................................................................................501 The Clark Fork River ...............................................................................502 The Murray-DarHng River .......................................................................502 Managing Eutrophication in Wetlands .......................................................503 Wetlands as Nutrient Sinks ....................................................................505 Summary .......................................................................................................506 Questions for Thought .................................................................................507 19 Behavior and Interactions among Microorganisms and Invertebrates .............................................................................509 Behavior of Microorganisms ........................................................................511 Motility .....................................................................................................511 Taxis .........................................................................................................512 Interaction Types in Communities ..............................................................515 Prédation and Parasitism Including the Microbial Loop ...........................516 Viruses ......................................................................................................519 Consumption of Small Planktonic CeUs .................................................521 Scrapers ....................................................................................................524 Shredders .................................................................................................525 Collector-Gatherers ................................................................................526 Filter Feeders ...........................................................................................527 Contents MicTobial Adaptations to Avoid Prédation ............................................530 Parasitism .................................................................................................531 Other Exploitative Interactions ..............................................................534 Competition ..................................................................................................534 Mutualism: Facilitation and Syntrophy ......................................................539 Chemical Mediation of Microbial Interactions ...........................................542 Summary .......................................................................................................543 Questions for Thought .................................................................................544 20 Prédation and Food Webs ...............................................................545 Herbivory ......................................................................................................546 Detritivory .....................................................................................................548 Omnivory .......................................................................................................550 Adaptation to Prédation Pressure ...............................................................553 Adaptations of Predators .............................................................................557 Nonlethal Effects of Prédation .....................................................................560 Trophic Levels, Food Webs, and Food Chains ...........................................561 The Trophic Cascade ...................................................................................561 Summary .......................................................................................................568 Questions for Thought .................................................................................569 21 Nonpredatory Interspecific Interactions among Plants and Animals in Freshwater Communities .....................................571 Competition ..................................................................................................572 Mutualism and Facilitation ..........................................................................581 Other Species Interactions ..........................................................................583 Summary .......................................................................................................584 Questions for Thought .................................................................................585 22 Complex Community Interactions ..................................................587 Disturbance ...................................................................................................588 Succession .....................................................................................................592 Indirect Interactions .....................................................................................598 Strong Interactors .........................................................................................602 Theoretical Community Ecology and Aquatic Food Webs .......................603 Thresholds and Alternative Stable States ..................................................605 Invasion and Extinction Revisited ..............................................................606 Summary .......................................................................................................608 Questions for Thought .................................................................................609 23 Fish Ecology and Fisheries .............................................................611 Biogeographical and Environmental Determinants of Fish Assemblage Diversity ..................................................................................612 Contents Physiological Aspects Influencing Growth, Survival, and Reproduction .................................................................................................617 Population Dynamics of Fishes ...................................................................621 Regulating Exploitation of Fish Stocks .......................................................627 Stocking Fish for Fisheries ..........................................................................629 Aquaculture ..................................................................................................630 Summary .......................................................................................................632 Questions for Thought .................................................................................633 24 Freshwater Ecosystems ..................................................................635 General Approaches to Ecosystems ...........................................................636 Secondary Production ..................................................................................638 Energy Fluxes and Nutrient Cycling ..........................................................642 Nutrient Budgets ..........................................................................................643 Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function ........................................................646 Groundwater Ecosystems ............................................................................648 Streams and Rivers .......................................................................................650 Lakes and Reservoirs ...................................................................................658 Advanced: Reservoirs as Unique Ecosystems ...........................................662 Wetlands .......................................................................................................663 Whole Ecosystem Experiments ...................................................................668 Comparison of Freshwater Ecosystems .....................................................669 Summary .......................................................................................................672 Questions for Thought .................................................................................673 25 Conclusions ......................................................................................675 Appendix: Experimental Design in Aquatic Ecology .......................679 Natural Observations and Experiments .....................................................681 Multivariate Methods ...................................................................................682 Simulation Modeling ....................................................................................685 Manipulative Experiments ..........................................................................685 Whole System Manipulations ......................................................................687 Summary .......................................................................................................688 GLOSSARY ..............................................................................................691 REFERENCES ..........................................................................................719 TAXONOMIC INDEX ..............................................................................787 SUBJECT INDEX .....................................................................................795
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title_full	Freshwater ecology concepts and environmental applications of limnology Walter K. Dodds and Matt R. Whiles
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