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IISD-ELA Publications – Updated January 2019 IISD-ELA Publications – Updated January 2019 In press Cruz Font, L., Shuter, B., Blanchfield, P., Minns, C., Rennie, M.D. Life at the top: lake ecotype influences the metabolic costs and life history of an apex fish predator. Accepted for publication to the Journal of Animal Ecology 8 Nov 2018. JAE-2018-00141.R1. McDougall, M.; Francisco, O.; Harder-Viddal, C.; Roshko, R.; Heide, F.; Sidhu, S.; Khajehpour, M.; Leslie, J.; Palace, V.P.; Tomy, G.T.; Stetefeld, J. Proteinaceous nano container encapsulate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. Scientific Reports (In press) Paterson, M. J., K. G. Beaty, D. L. Findlay, W. J. Findlay, S. L. Schiff, V. L. St.Louis, and J. J. Venkiteswaran. 2018. Long-term changes in nutrient dynamics and plankton communities following the creation of a new reservoir. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences in press. 2019 Rennie, M. D., P. J. Kennedy, K. H. Mills, C. Rodgers, C. Charles, L. Hrenchuk, S. Chalanchuk, P. Blanchfield, M. J. Paterson, and C. Podemski. Accepted. Impacts of freshwater aquaculture on fish communities: a whole-ecosystem experimental approach. Freshwater Biology FWB-P-Jun-18-0268- R2. Stroskia, K. M., G. Tomy, and V. Palace. 2019. The current state of knowledge for toxicity of corexit EC9500A dispersant: a review. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology ASAP. Tiegs, S. D., D. M. Costello, M. W. Isken, G. Woodward, P. B. McIntyre, M. O. Gessner, E. Chauvet, N. A. Griffiths, A. S. Flecker, V. Acuña, R. Albariño, D. C. Allen, C. Alonso, P. Andino, C. Arango, J. Aroviita, M. V. M. Barbosa, L. A. Barmuta, C. V. Baxter, T. D. C. Bell, B. Bellinger, L. Boyero, L. E. Brown, A. Bruder, D. A. Bruesewitz, F. J. Burdon, M. Callisto, C. Canhoto, K. A. Capps, M. M. Castillo, J. Clapcott, F. Colas, C. Colón-Gaud, J. Cornut, V. Crespo-Pérez, W. F. Cross, J. M. Culp, M. Danger, O. Dangles, E. de Eyto, A. M. Derry, V. D. Villanueva, M. M. Douglas, A. Elosegi, A. C. Encalada, S. Entrekin, R. Espinosa, D. Ethaiya, V. Ferreira, C. Ferriol, K. M. Flanagan, T. Fleituch, J. J. Follstad Shah, A. Frainer Barbosa, N. Friberg, P. C. Frost, E. A. Garcia, L. García Lago, P. E. García Soto, S. Ghate, D. P. Giling, A. Gilmer, J. F. Gonçalves, R. K. Gonzales, M. A. S. Graça, M. Grace, H.-P. Grossart, F. Guérold, V. Gulis, L. U. Hepp, S. Higgins, T. Hishi, J. Huddart, J. Hudson, S. Imberger, C. Iñiguez-Armijos, T. Iwata, D. J. Janetski, E. Jennings, A. E. Kirkwood, A. A. Koning, S. Kosten, K. A. Kuehn, H. Laudon, P. R. Leavitt, A. L. Lemes da Silva, S. J. Leroux, C. J. LeRoy, P. J. Lisi, R. MacKenzie, A. M. Marcarelli, F. O. Masese, B. G. McKie, A. Oliveira Medeiros, K. Meissner, M. Miliša, S. Mishra, Y. Miyake, A. Moerke, S. Mombrikotb, R. Mooney, T. Moulton, T. Muotka, J. N. Negishi, V. Neres- Lima, M. L. Nieminen, J. Nimptsch, J. Ondruch, R. Paavola, I. Pardo, C. J. Patrick, E. T. H. M. Peeters, J. Pozo, C. Pringle, A. Prussian, E. Quenta, A. Quesada, B. Reid, J. S. Richardson, A. Rigosi, J. Rincón, G. Rîşnoveanu, C. T. Robinson, L. Rodríguez-Gallego, T. V. Royer, J. A. Rusak, A. C. Santamans, G. B. 1 Selmeczy, G. Simiyu, A. Skuja, J. Smykla, K. R. Sridhar, R. Sponseller, A. Stoler, C. M. Swan, D. Szlag, F. Teixeira-de Mello, J. D. Tonkin, S. Uusheimo, A. M. Veach, S. Vilbaste, L. B. M. Vought, C.-P. Wang, J. R. Webster, P. B. Wilson, S. Woelfl, M. A. Xenopoulos, A. G. Yates, C. Yoshimura, C. M. Yule, Y. X. Zhang, and J. A. Zwart. 2019. Global patterns and drivers of ecosystem functioning in rivers and riparian zones. Science Advances 5:eaav0486. 2018 Bath, S. 2018. The world's freshwater laboratory turns 50. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin November 2018. Conine, A. L., D. C. Rearick, M. J. Paterson, M. A. Xenopoulos, and P. C. Frost. 2018. Addition of silver nanoparticles has no long-term effects on natural phytoplankton community dynamics in a boreal lake. Limnology and Oceanography Letters 3:311-319. Ducharme, A. A. 2018. Seasonal and landscape variability in drivers of dissolved organic carbon concentrations in headwater streams draining forested catchments. M.Sc. Thesis. University of Winnipeg. Emmerton, C. A., K. G. Beaty, N. J. Casson, J. A. Graydon, R. H. Hesslein, S. N. Higgins, H. Osman, M. J. Paterson, A. Park, and J. Tardif. 2018. Long-term responses of nutrient budgets to concurrent climate related stressors in a boreal watershed. Ecosystems 22: 363-378. Francisco O, Idowu I, Friesen KL, McDougall M, Sun MS, Bulloch P, Daramola O, Johnson W, Palace V, Stetefeld J, Tomy GT. 2017. Absorption of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by a highly absorptive polymeric medium. Chemosphere 201: 441-447. Guiguenoa, MF, NK. Karouna-Renier, FP Paula, JA Head, LE Peters, VP Palace, RJ Letcher, KJ Fernie. 2018. Female hatchling American kestrels have a larger hippocampus than males: A link with sexual size dimorphism? Behavioural Brain Research. In press. Hall, B., R. Hesslein, C. Emmerton, S. Higgins, P. Ramlal, and M. Paterson. 2018. Multi-decadal carbon sequestration in a headwater boreal lake. Limnology and Oceanography ASAP. Hayhurst, L. D. 2018. Bioenergetic evaluation of a whole-lake nanosilver addition on Yellow Perch (Perca flavescens). M.Sc. thesis. Lakehead University, Thunder Bay. Hewitt, B. A., L. S. Lopez, K. M. Gaibisels, A. Murdoch, S. N. Higgins, J. J. Magnuson, A. M. Paterson, J. A. Rusak, H. Yao, and S. Sharma. 2018. Historical trends, drivers, and future projections of ice phenology in small north temperate lakes in the Laurentian Great Lakes watershed. Water 10:w10010070. Kennedy, P. J., T. J. Bartley, D. M. Gillis, K. S. McCann, and M. D. Rennie. 2018. Offshore Prey Densities Facilitate Similar Life History and Behavioral Patterns in Two Distinct Aquatic Apex Predators, Northern Pike and Lake Trout. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 147:972-995. Kennedy, P.J, Blanchfield, P.J., Kidd, K.A., Paterson, M.P., Podemski, C.L. and Rennie, M.D. Changes in the diet, early growth, and condition of Lake Trout (Salvelinus namaycush) in response to an 2 experimental aquaculture operation. Accepted for publication in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 23 September 2018, cjfas-2017-0578.R2. Kim, S.B., D. Rowan, J. Chen, C.M.C. Rogers, and M.D. Rennie. 2018. Tritium in fish from reote lakes in northwestern Ontario, Canada. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 195: 104-108. Lamothe, K. A., D. A. Jackson, and K. M. Somers. 2018. Long-term directional trajectories among lake crustacean zooplankton communities and water chemistry. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. In press. Martin, J., P. Frost, H. Hintelmann, K. Newman, M. Paterson, L. Hayhurst, M. Rennie, M. Xenopoulos, V. Yargeau, and C. Metcalfe. 2018. 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