Limnology
Limnology is the study of inland aquatic ecosystems, including lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams, wetlands, and groundwater. It is a branch of environmental science that deals with the chemical, physical, geological, and biological characteristics of these bodies of water. Limnology also encompasses the study of the impact of human activities on freshwater systems and the conservation and management of these important resources. - wikipedia
Personnel & Activity
1 Faculty
- 1 Departments
1 Articles
- 12 Total Citations
- 12 Citation Per Article
Departments
Biol Sci
Research Themes
Genetic Adaptations
Physiological Mechanisms
Energy Allocation
Symbiont-Host Interactions
Photoacclimatization
Influential Faculty
Bradley, Christina J.
1 Article, 12 Citations
Influential Articles
Ecophysiology of mesophotic reef-building corals in Hawai'i is influenced by symbiont-host associations, photoacclimatization, trophic plasticity, and adaptation (12 citations)