Plankton and environmental measurements from a long term monitoring project on Kentucky Lake, Kentucky, USA. These are data analyzed by Anderson et al. (Oikos, 127, 403-414, 2017) and stored in Dryad by the same authors (Dryad Digital Repository, https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.21jt3, 2017), provided here with no alteration. Data are annual averages from 16 lake locations from 1990-2015. The original, pre-annualization data can be requested at http://www.murraystate.edu/wsi/wsi_database.aspx.
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A data frame with these columns:
Station
name of the sampling location
Year
year the samples were taken
LAT_DD
latitude of the location in decimal degrees
LONG_DD
longitude of the location in decimal degrees
Hab
habitat type, corresponding to whether a site was in the channel, the embayment or in embayment mouths on the west or east shoreline
Temperature
degrees Celsius, taken at 1 m depth intervals and averaged over all depths
Conductivity
mS/m, taken at 1 m depth intervals and averaged over all depths
pH
standard units, taken at 1 m depth intervals and averaged over all depths
DissolvedOxygen
taken at 1 m depth intervals and averaged over all depths
NH3
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
SiO2
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
SRP
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
DissolvedN
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
DissolvedP
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
TotalN
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
TotalP
mg/L, averaged over two samples taken 1 m below the surface and 1 m above the bottom
SecchiDepth
meters, taken on the shaded side of the boat
Chlorophyll
<c2><b5>g/L
Bosmina
number of individuals per 45 L
Diaphanosoma
number of individuals per 45 L
Daphnia_lumholtzi
number of individuals per 45 L
Holopedium
number of individuals per 45 L
Daphnia
number of individuals per 45 L; all Daphnia that were not Daphnia lumholtzi, primarily (>90
Ceriodaphnia
number of individuals per 45 L
Calanoida
number of individuals per 45 L
Cyclopoida
number of individuals per 45 L
Leptodora
number of individuals per 45 L
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