Is climate warming causing eutrophication and anoxia? Lessons learned from Late-Glacial sediments of Lakes Amsoldingen and Soppen, Switzerland. 
S. Schouten(University of Bern), Martín Grosjean(Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research), Paul D. Zander(University of Bern), Luyao Tu(University of Bern), Petra Kaltenrieder(Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research), Hendrik Vogel(University of Bern), Andrea Lami(Water Research Institute), Noé Raymond Marie Marcel Schmidhauser(University of Bern), Petra Zahajská(University of Bern), Jacqueline van Leeuwen(University of Bern), Rik Tjallingii(GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences)
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