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The Center for Limnology is a research facility affiliated with the University of Wiscosin-Madison. The Center for Limnology was established in July 1982 to plan, conduct, and facilitate inland freshwater research. The Center grew out of almost one hundred years of limnology at the University initiated by E.A. Birge and Chancey Juday, who founded limnology in North America through extensive descriptive and comparative studies. Our roots were further developed by Arthur D. Hasler, who led the way in experimental limnology and facilitated four decades of aquatic studies at Wisconsin. Our present program builds on these approaches and has expanded to include long-term studies, synthesis, modeling, Great Lakes research, and application to resource managment and environmental issues. Sub-communities within this community
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Recent SubmissionsI. An unregarded factor in lake temperatures II. On the evidence for temperature seiches Gases dissolved in the waters of Wisconsin lakes The respiration of an inland lake Evaluating alternative explanations in ecosystem experiments A phosphorus budget for the Lake Mendota watershed
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