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An undisturbed sediment core containing varves from the deposition zone of a deep lake The varves can be used to calculate dates along the core profile

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Page 1: An undisturbed sediment core containing varves from the deposition zone of a deep lake The varves can be used to calculate dates along the core profile

An undisturbed sediment core containing varves from the deposition zone of a deep lake

The varves can be used to calculate dates along the core profile

Page 2: An undisturbed sediment core containing varves from the deposition zone of a deep lake The varves can be used to calculate dates along the core profile

Paleolimnology--Pollen stratigraphy in lake sediment cores

Page 3: An undisturbed sediment core containing varves from the deposition zone of a deep lake The varves can be used to calculate dates along the core profile

Cores can be dated with radioisotopes

137Cs (half-life 30 yr) is found in fallout from bomb tests

The most commonly used isotope is 210Pb, half-life 22 yr

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210Pb

218Po

222Rn

226Ra

238U

The Uranium 238 decay series

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The littoral zone, what determines its outer boundary?

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The transparency of lake water is measured by its extinction coeficient

The extinction coefficient k increases with:

•the concentration of organic matter (colour) of the water

•the amount of suspended mattereg, phytoplankton, fine suspended particles, eg

clay

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Light extinction --Light enters from above and its intensity (I) is sharply attenuated with depth (z)—absorption by water or solute molecules or scattered by particles

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In general Photosynthesis exceeds respiration above the 1% light level and rooted plants can grow down to about the 10% light level

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