Thecamoebians as an indicator of paleolimnologic change in meromictic Pink Lake, Gatineau Park, Quebec, Canada.

R.T. Patterson, Jesse C. Vermaire(Carleton University), Andreas Prokoph, Helen Roe(Queen's University Belfast), James M. Galloway(King's College London), Michael F. J. Pisaric, P Gammon(Natural Resources Canada), Lucy Neville, P. Muise, Andrew L. Macumber(Carleton University), Hendrik Falck, F. Griffeth, Inga Clark, Carley Crann, Graeme T. Swindles(Queen's University Belfast), L. Upiter

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November 1, 2011

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