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Dynamic co-movements between energy consumption and economic growth. A panel data and wavelet perspective by Kristjanpoller, Werner R, Sierra, Alejandro C, Scavia, Javier D

“…In this study, a wavelet analysis with panel data is performed to conclude about the causality relationship between the GDP and energy consumption of 74…”
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Recent Changes in Primary Production and Phytoplankton in the Offshore Region of Southeastern Lake Michigan by Fahnenstiel, G., Pothoven, S., Vanderploeg, H., Klarer, D., Nalepa, T., Scavia, D.

“…Phytoplankton abundance, composition, and productivity were monitored on a bi-weekly basis from March/ April through November/December at two offshore stations…”
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On the practical usefulness of least squares for assessing uncertainty in hydrologic and water quality predictions by Del Giudice, D., Muenich, R.L., Kalcic, M.M., Bosch, N.S., Scavia, D., Michalak, A.M.

“…Sophisticated methods for uncertainty quantification have been proposed for overcoming the pitfalls of simple statistical inference in hydrology. The…”
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Lake Michigan Lower Food Web: Long-Term Observations and Dreissena Impact by Fahnenstiel, G., Nalepa, T., Pothoven, S., Carrick, H., Scavia, D.

“…Lake Michigan has a long history of non-indigenous introductions that have caused significant ecological change. Here we present a summary of eight papers that…”
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Estuarine classification and response to nitrogen loading: Insights from simple ecological models by Swaney, D.P., Scavia, D., Howarth, R.W., Marino, R.M.

“…Estuaries exhibit a large range in their responses to nitrogen loadings determined in part by characteristics of the driver, such as magnitude and frequency,…”
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Beyond Science into Policy: Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia and the Mississippi River by Rabalais, Nancy N., Turner, R. Eugene, Scavia, Donald

“…Nutrient policy development for the Mississippi River watershed reflects the accumulated scientific evidence that the increase in nitrogen loading is the…”
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Scenario analysis: An integrative and effective method for bridging disciplines and achieving a thriving Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River basin by Laurent, K.L., Friedman, K.B., Krantzberg, G., Scavia, D., Creed, I.F.

“…The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River basin community is challenged in achieving a basin that thrives ecologically, economically and socially. Although natural…”
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Predicting the Response of Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia to Variations in Mississippi River Nitrogen Load by Scavia, Donald, Rabalais, Nancy N., Turner, R. Eugene, Justić, Dubravko, Wiseman, William J.

“…The effects of nutrient loading from the Mississippi River basin on the areal extent of hypoxia in the northern Gulf of Mexico were examined using a novel…”
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Microscale patchiness of nutrients in plankton communities by Lehman, John T., Scavia, Donald

“…Autoradiography was used to identify the presence of nutrient patches produced by zooplankton. Algal cells which encounter patches of phosphorus-33 released by…”
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Climate Change impacts on U.S. coastal and marine ecosystems by SCAVIA, Donald, FIELD, John C, REED, Denise J, ROYER, Thomas C, SALLENGER, Asbury H, TITUS, James G, BOESCH, Donald F, BUDDEMEIER, Robert W, BURKETT, Virginia, CAYAN, Daniel R, FOGARTY, Michael, HARWELL, Mark A, HOWARTH, Robert W, MASON, Curt

“…Increases in concentrations of greenhouse gases projected for the 21st century are expected to lead to increased mean global air and ocean temperatures. The…”
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Modeling hypoxia in the Chesapeake Bay: Ensemble estimation using a Bayesian hierarchical model by Stow, Craig A., Scavia, Donald

“…Quantifying parameter and prediction uncertainty in a rigorous framework can be an important component of model skill assessment. Generally, models with lower…”
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Reducing Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico: Advice from Three Models by Scavia, Donald, Justić, Dubravko, Bierman, Victor J.

“…Summer hypoxia in the bottom waters of the northern Gulf of Mexico has received considerable scientific and policy attention because of potential ecological…”
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Corrigendum to “Recent changes in primary production and phytoplankton in the offshore region of southeastern Lake Michigan” [J. Great Lakes Res. 36 (Supplement 3) (2010) 20–29] by Fahnenstiel, G., Pothoven, S., Vanderploeg, H., Klarer, D., Nalepa, T., Scavia, D.

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Estuarine classification and response to nitrogen loading : Insights from simple ecological models: Special Issue: Land Ocean Interactions in the Coastal Zone, LOICZ: Lessons from Banda Aceh, Atlantis, and Canute by SWANEY, D. P, SCAVIA, D, HOWARTH, R. W, MARINO, R. M

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Beyond Science into Policy: Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia and the Mississippi River by Rabalais, N N, Turner, R E, Scavia, D

“…A clearer understanding of the causes and consequences of Gulf of Mexico hypoxia has emerged over the past two decades through numerous peer-reviewed…”
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Coastal eutrophication assessment in the United States by Scavia, D, Bricker, S.B

“…Recent national assessments document that nitrogen-driven coastal eutrophication is widespread and increasing in the United States. This significant coastal…”
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On the Role of Bacteria in Secondary Production by Scavia, Donald

“…Our recent work on the role of heterotrophic bacterioplankton in Lake Michigan (Scavia et al. 1986; Scavia and Laird 1987) has led to the assertion that…”
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Bacterioplankton in Lake Michigan: Dynamics, Controls, and Significance to Carbon Flux by Scavia, Donald, Laird, Gwenyth A.

“…Lake Michigan bacterial production, based on [3H-methyl]thymidine (TdR) incorporation and empirically determined conversion factors (5-25 × 109cells nmol-1),…”
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NOAA's Ocean Observing Programs by Scavia, Donald, Sissenwine, Michael P., Dantzler, H. Lee, McPhaden, Michael J., Moersdorf, Paul F.

“…The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has the broadest and most complex ocean mandate of any Federal agency, and an array of observation…”
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Dynamics of Lake Michigan Phytoplankton: Mechanisms Controlling Epilimnetic Communities by Scavia, Donald, Fahnenstiel, Gary L.

“…Lake Michigan epilimnetic algal and particulate organic carbon sedimentation rates, determined from moored and floating sediment traps, and algal loss rates…”
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