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Inland Waters
Inland Waters: Journal of the International Society of Limnology
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ISSN 2044-205X (online), 2044-2041 (print)
Editor: John R. Jones
Senior Associate Editor: David Hamilton
Journal website: www.fba.org.uk/journals
Inland Waters is a new peer-reviewed journal for original papers that advance our understanding of inland aquatic ecosystems and their management.
The new journal replaces Verhandlungen, but will remain as faithful as possible to the niche that SIL occupies, with encouragement of a worldwide set of authors and short (except for papers arising from named and plenary talks at Congresses), rapidly published papers. Inland Waters is an ‘online first’ journal, publishing papers online as they are accepted, and then in four print issues per year. It is published by the Freshwater Biological Association.
The first two issues have been published online. See their contents below.
SUBSCRIPTION / MEMBERSHIP
The journal is available through membership of SIL (with free online access to SIL members) and by subscription.
Subscription rates:
For subscription and membership enquiries, please email journal@limnology.org
CALL FOR PAPERS
Authors are invited to prepare manuscripts for submission. All aspects of physical, chemical, and biological limnology are appropriate, as are papers on applied and regional limnology.
Specific inquiries from authors should be directed to the Editor:
Editor-in-Chief, Inland Waters
John R. Jones
Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences
School of Natural Resources
302 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia, Missouri 65211-7240
USA
Email: jonesj@missouri.edu
MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
Manuscript submission is online via the FBA’s electronic submission and tracking system: www.fba.org.uk/journals
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief
John R. Jones |
Senior Associate Editor
David Hamilton |
| Associate Editors |
Rita Adrian
Michele Burford
David da Motta Marques
John Downing
Paul Hanson
Anne Hershey
Bas Ibelings
Vera Istvánovics
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Dean Jacobsen
Erik Jeppesen
Christian Kamenik
Bomchul Kim
Pirkko Kortelainen
Michio Kumagai
Peter Leavitt
David Livingstone
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Stephen Maberly
Sally MacIntyre
Marianne Moore
Martin Søndergaard
Morten Søndergaard
Susie Wood
Zhengwen Liu
Tamar Zohary |
AIMS & SCOPE
Inland Waters – Journal of the International Society of Limnology (SIL) is the peer-reviewed, scholarly outlet for original papers that advance science within the framework of the society. The journal promotes understanding of inland aquatic ecosystems and their management.
The journal aims to publish:
- a set of internationally diverse limnological submissions that serve the needs of SIL. Subject matter parallels the content of SIL Congresses, and submissions based on presentations are encouraged. All aspects of physical, chemical, and biological limnology across organizational levels from autecology to ecosystem studies are appropriate, as are papers on applied and regional limnology.
- articles resulting from plenary lectures presented at SIL Congresses and occasional synthesis articles.
- issues dedicated to a particular theme, specific water body, or aquatic ecosystem in a geographical area.
Inland Waters publishes standard manuscripts of about 5000 words (with appropriate tables and figures) and focal articles entitled “Research Briefs” (<2500 words, with limited tables and figures). Review and publication of these short articles are fast-tracked to accelerate communication of emerging issues, novel findings, and advance scholarly exchange.
Inland Waters is published consecutively (as papers are accepted for publication) online and in paper format in 4 printed issues per year. It is published and maintained by the Freshwater Biological Association (FBA). Access to the electronic version is provided to all SIL members and subscribers, and printed issues are available for an extra charge.
Publication is not restricted to SIL members.
Manuscripts suitable for publishing in Inland Waters:
- contain original material or contemporary reviews – material must not be published elsewhere in any medium, either by the authors or others, and must not be currently under consideration for publication in any other medium.
- focus on the core aims and scope of the journal.
- are scientifically sound – should contain all essential features of a scientific contribution such as sound data base, sample design, statistical analysis, and interpretation.
- are written in English – should be composed in a clear, direct style (attention to details of language avoids misunderstandings; authors who are not native-speakers of English are encouraged to seek help before submission).
- are submitted in electronic format – see Author Guidelines for details (in two parts: Part 1 Style, Part 2 Submission).
AUTHOR GUIDELINES
Author guidelines for manuscripts submitted to Inland Waters are available on the web site of the Freshwater Biological Association.
https://www.fba.org.uk/journals/index.php/IW/about/submissions#authorGuidelines
CONTENTS
To view abstracts/articles, log in to the journal website at https://www.fba.org.uk/journals/index.php/IW. Abstracts and are open to all; full text articles are available to SIL members and registered subscribers. Research Briefs are also open access, as are the plenary lectures in Volume 1(1).
Inland Waters, Vol 1, No 1 (2011)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
| 1-28 |
WM Lewis Jr |
Global primary production of lakes: 19th Baldi Memorial Lecture [Abstract] |
| 29-46 |
RW Sterner |
C:N:P stoichiometry in Lake Superior: freshwater sea as end member [Abstract] |
| 47-59 |
T Zohary,
I Ostrovsky |
Do water level fluctuations matter? [Abstract] |
| 61-73 |
JF Talling |
Some distinctive subject contributions from tropical Africa to fundamental science of inland waters [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 1, No 2 (2011)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
| 74-80 |
M Elsaholi,
E Hannigan,
M Kelly-Quinn |
Nutrient and light limitation of periphyton in selected streams in Ireland [Abstract] |
| 81-91 |
E Willen,
G Ahlgren,
G Tilahun,
L Spoof,
M-R Neffling, J Meriluoto |
Cyanotoxin production in seven Ethiopian Rift Valley lakes [Abstract] |
| 93-99 |
GE Likens |
Limnological measures related to climate change in the Hubbard Brook Valley, USA [Abstract] |
| 101-105 |
B Moss,
S Kosten,
M Meerhoff
et al. |
Allied attack: climate change and eutrophication [Abstract] |
| 107-112 |
KE Havens,
JR Beaver |
Body size versus taxonomy in relating crustacean zooplankton communities to water quality in lakes [Abstract] |
| 113-123 |
J Bastien,
M Demarty,
A Tremblay |
CO2 and CH4 diffusive and degassing emissions from 2003 to 2009 at Eastmain 1 hydroelectric reservoir, Quebec, Canada [Abstract] |
| 125-132 |
MB Balmer,
JA Downing |
Carbon dioxide concentrations in eutrophic lakes: undersaturation implies atmospheric uptake [Abstract] |
| 133-145 |
SL Hines,
AE Hershey |
Do channel restoration structures promote ammonium uptake and improve macroinvertebrate-based water quality classification in urban streams? [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 1, No 3 (2011)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
146-157 |
SS Snorrason
HJ Malmquist,
HB Ingolfsdottir,
Þ Ingimundardottir,
JS Olafsson |
Effects of geothermal effluents on macrobenthic communities in a pristine sub-arctic lake [Abstract] |
159-176 |
KT Aldridge
S Lamontagne
BM Deegan,
JD Brookes |
Impact of a drought on nutrient concentrations in the Lower Lakes (Murray Darling Basin, Australia) [Abstract] |
177-184 |
S Sobek,
J Nisell,
J Folster |
Predicting the depth and volume of lakes from map-derived parameters [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 2, No 1 (2012)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
1-9 |
HM Barber-James,
J-L Gattolliat |
How well are Afrotropical mayflies known? Status of current knowledge, practical applications and future directions [Abstract] |
11-15 |
A Magana,
M Dobson,
J Mathooko |
Modifying Surber sampling technique increases capture of freshwater crabs in African upland streams [Abstract] |
17-22 |
SA Wood,
DR Dietrich,
SC Cary,
DP Hamilton |
Increasing Microcystis cell density enhances microcystin synthesis: a mesocosm study [Abstract] |
23-36 |
RK Gelda,
SW Effler,
DA Matthews,
EM Owens,
CA Hurteau,
SC Chapra,
MT Auer,
RK Gawde |
Calibration and application of a sediment accumulation rate model – a case study [Abstract] |
37-46 |
OI Okogwu,
AO Ugwumba |
Response of phytoplankton functional groups to fluctuating water level in two shallow floodplain lakes in Cross River, Nigeria [Abstract] |
47-58 |
L Cocchiglia,
S Curran,
E Hannigan,
P Purcell,
M Kelly-Quinn |
Evaluation of the effects of fine sediment inputs from stream culverts on brown trout egg survival through field and laboratory assessments [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 2, No 2 (2012)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
59-76 |
AS Medeiros,
RG Biastoch,
CE Luszczek,
XA Wang,
DCG Muir,
R Quinlan |
Patterns in the limnology of lakes and ponds across multiple local and regional environmental gradients in the eastern Canadian Arctic [Abstract] |
77-88 |
T Gentzel,
AE Hershey,
PA Rublee,
SC Whalen |
Net sediment production of methane, distribution of methanogens and methane-oxidizing bacteria, and utilization of methane-derived carbon in an arctic lake [Abstract] |
89-100 |
AW Davie,
SM Mitrovic,
R Lim |
Succession and accrual of benthic algae on cobbles of an upland river following scouring [Abstract] |
101-108 |
JR Beaver,
KC Scotese,
AD Minerovic,
KM Buccier,
CE Tausz,
WB Clapham |
Ecoregion, land use and phytoplankton relationships in productive Ohio reservoirs [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 2, No 3 (2012)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
109-118 |
J Blair,
BJ Hicks |
Otolith microchemistry of koi carp in the Waikato region, New Zealand: a tool for identifying recruitment locations? [Abstract] |
119-128 |
E Sikar,
B Matvienko,
MA dos Santos,
S Patchineelam,
E Santos,
M Silva,
C Rocha,
A Cimbleris,
LP Rosa |
Silicon as a permanent-carbon sedimentation tracer [Abstract] |
129-136 |
H Yamanaka,
T Minamoto,
D Wu,
H Kong,
Z Wei,
B Liu,
Z Kawabata |
Spatial-temporal analysis of water temperatures during spring in Lake Erhai, China: implications for fisheries [Abstract] |
| 137-146 |
K Haggqvist,
T Lindholm |
Phytoplankton dynamics in a shallow lake dominated by common water milfoil [Abstract] |
147-162 |
GK Nurnberg,
M Tarvainen,
A-M Ventela,
J Sarvala |
Internal phosphorus load estimation during biomanipulation in a large polymictic and mesotrophic lake [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 2, No 4 (2012)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
163-176 |
R Gudmundsdottir,
S Palsson,
GM Gislason,
J Olafsson,
B Moss |
Variation in diatom and bryophyte communities along a temperature gradient in sub-Arctic streams: model surrogates for trends in larger ecosystems? [Abstract] |
| 177-184 |
Edward G Stets,
Rob G Striegl |
Carbon export by rivers draining the conterminous United States [Abstract] |
| 185-192 |
Priyanesh Muhid,
Michele A Burford |
Assessing nutrient limitation in a subtropical reservoir [Abstract] |
| 193-198 |
Chase Julian Brosseau et al. |
Do Daphnia use metalimnetic organic matter in a north temperate lake? An analysis of vertical migration [Abstract] |
| 199-209 |
Joseph L. Ravet,
Jonas Persson,
Michael T. Brett |
Threshold dietary polyunsaturated fatty acid concentrations for Daphnia pulex growth and reproduction [Abstract] |
| 211-228 |
Steven W Effler et al. |
Optical characterization and tests of closure for Oneida Lake, New York, U.S.A. [Abstract] |
| 229-236 |
J.A. Downing et al. |
Global abundance and size distribution of streams and rivers [Abstract] |
Inland Waters, Vol 3, No 1 (2013)
Pages |
Author(s) |
Title |
1-14 |
Huaxia Yao
James A Rusak et al. |
The interplay of local and regional factors in generating temporal changes in the ice phenology of Dickie Lake, south-central Ontario, Canada [Abstract] |
| 15-24 |
Merja Pulkkanen
Kalevi Salonen |
Accumulation of low-oxygen water in deep waters of ice-covered lakes cooled below 4°C [Abstract] |
| 25-38 |
Feng Peng
Steven W Effler |
Light scattering and Secchi depth in an oligotrophic lake: insights from an individual particle analysis technique [Abstract] |
| 39-46 |
Brady Pittman
John R Jones
Joshua J Millspaugh
Robert J Kremer
John A Downing |
Sediment organic carbon distribution in four small northern Missouri impoundments: implications for sampling and carbon sequestration [Abstract] |
| 47-50 |
Michelle E Palmer
Veronique P Hiriart-Baer
Rebecca L North
Michael D Rennie |
Preface to special theme, part 1: Toward a better understanding of Lake Simcoe through integrative and collaborative monitoring and research [Abstract] |
| 51-74 |
Rebecca L North
D Barton, et al. |
The state of Lake Simcoe (Ontario, Canada): the effects of multiple stressors on phosphorus and oxygen dynamics [Abstract] |
| 75-92 |
Noreen E Kelly
Joelle D Young
Jennifer G Winter
Norman D Yan |
Dynamics of the invasive spiny water flea, Bythotrephes longimanus, in Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada [Abstract] |
| 93-104 |
Izhar UH Khan
Stephen Hill, et al. |
Investigation of the prevalence of thermophilic Campylobacter species at Lake Simcoe recreational beaches [Abstract] |
| 105-118 |
Pei Sun Loh
Lewis A Molot
Gertrud K. Nurnberg
Susan B Watson
Brian Ginn |
Evaluating relationships between sediment chemistry and anoxic phosphorus and iron release across three different water bodies [Abstract] |
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