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T1  - Abruptly and irreversibly changing Arctic freshwaters urgently require standardized monitoring 
SN  -  / 0021-8901 
UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/334003 
T3  - Journal of Applied Ecology Volume 57, Issue 7 (2020) 
A1  - Heino, Jani; Culp, Joseph M.; Erkinaro, Jaakko; Goedkoop, Willem; Lento, Jennifer; Rühland, Kathleen; Smol, John P.; Britton, Robert 
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PB  - British Ecological Society 
Y1  - 2020 
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AB  - 1. Arctic regions support a wide variety of freshwater ecosystems. These naturally oligotrophic and cold-water streams, rivers, ponds and lakes are currently being impacted by a diverse range of anthropogenic pressures, such as accelerated climate change, permafrost thaw, land-use change, eutrophication, brownification and the replacement of northern biota with the range expansion of more southern species.

2. Multiple stressors are rapidly changing Arctic freshwater systems as aquatic habitat... 
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KW  - biodiversity; arctic; high latitudes; temporal change; freshwater; ecological change; cold water ecosystems; luonnon monimuotoisuus; arktinen; korkeat leveysasteet; väliaikaismuutos; makea vesi; ekologinen muutos; kylmien vesien ekosysteemi 
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