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allen,-t.f.h.; koonce,-j.f.; Multivariate approaches to algal strategies and tactics in the

Bartell,-S.M.; Allen,-T.F.H.; Koonce,-J.F.; An Assessment of Principal Component Analysis for Description of

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BOYLEN,-C.W.; BROCK,-T.D.; BACTERIAL DECOMPOSITION PROCESSES IN LAKE WINGRA SEDIMENTS DURING

Boylen-Charles-W; Brock-Thomas-D; A seasonal diatom in a frozen Wisconsin lake, Journal of Phycology; 10; 2, Pages 210-213. 1974; 1974.

El-Shamy,-F.M.; Standing Crop of Benthic Invertebrates of Lake Wingra and Lake Mendota, Wisconsin., Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters; Vol. 65, 1977, p 217-224. 1 fig, 12 ref.; 1977.

El-Shamy-F-M; Dynamics of feeding and growth of bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus) in

JAEGER-J; Effects of recent ecosystem changes on Lake Wingra (Wisconsin, USA) bluegills (Lepomis macrochirus), TRANSACTIONS OF THE WISCONSIN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES ARTS AND LETTERS; 73(0): 160-166; 1985.

KOONCE,-J.F.; TERAGUCHI,-M.; BAUMANN,-P.C.; HASLER,-A.D.; BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF LAKE WINGRA; COPY AVAILABLE FROM GPO SUP DOC AS EP1.23:73-044, $1.45 MICROFICHE, FROM NTIS AS PB-224 930/8, $1.45. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH Series REPORT, EPA-R3-73-044, AUGUST 1973. 118 P, 51 FIG, 6 TAB, 77 REF. EPA PROJECT 16010 EHR.; 1973.

Maccormick,-A.-J.-A.; An ecosystem model for the pelagic zone of Lake Wingra, Oak Ridge, Tenn. : Oak Ridge National Laboratory; 1974. Vii, 93 p.: ill., Maps, Call Number: DNAL QH541.5.L3E2; 1974.

Maccormick,-A.J.A.; Loucks,-O.L.; Koonce,-J.F.; Kitchell,-J.F.; Weiler,-P.R.; An Ecosystem Model For The Pelagic Zone Of Lake Wingra, International Biological Program, Edfb-Ibp, 74-7 (Biology And Medicine Uc-48); October 1974. 100 P, 9 Fig, 23 Tab, 12 Ref. Nsf Ag-199, 40-193-69, Aec W-7405-Eng-26.; 1974.

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Watts,-Donald-G.; Loucks,-Orie-L.; Models For Describing Exchanges Within Ecosystems; Institute For Environmental Studies, University Of Wisconsin, Madison, February 4, 1969. 18 P. 8 Fig, 8 Ref.; 1969.

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Browman,-M.G.; Harris,-R.F.; Ryden,-J.C.; Syers,-J.K.; Phosphorus Loading From Urban Stormwater Runoff as a Factor in Lake Eutrophication: I. Theoretical Considerations and Qualitative Aspects, Journal of Environmental Quality; Vol 8, No 4, p 561-566, October-December 1979. 1 Fig, 4 Tab, 33 Ref. NSF AG-199,

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Carpenter-S-R; Gurevitch-A; Adams-M-S; Factors causing elevated biological oxygen demand in the littoral zone of Lake Wingra, Wisconsin [Myriophyllum spicatum], Hydrobiologia; 67(1): 3-10; 1979.

Delfino,-J.J.; Degelow,-M.A.; Imbrigiotta,-T.E.; Studies of Trace Metals in the Waters and Sediments of Badfish

DETTMANN,-E.H.; A MODEL OF SEASONAL CHANGES IN TOTAL NITROGEN CONCENTRATION IN THE LAKE WINGRA WATER COLUMN.; AVAILABLE FROM NTIS, SPRINGFIELD, VA., AS EDFB-IBP-72-12; $4.00 IN PAPER COPY, $1.45 MICROFICHE. REPORT

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FITZGERALD,-G.P.; FAUST,-S.L.; NADLER,-C.R.; CORRELATION TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF WASTE WATER PHOSPHORUS ON RECEIVING WATERS, WATER AND SEWAGE WORKS; VOL 120, NO 1, P 48-55, JANUARY 1973. 7 TAB, 12 REF.; 1973.

FITZGERALD,-G.P.; LEE,-G.F.; USE OF TESTS FOR LIMITING OR SURPLUS NUTRIENTS TO EVALUATE Sources OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS FOR ALGAE AND AQUATIC WEEDS; REPORT JULY 1, 1971. 35 P, 4 FIG, 3 TAB, 23 REF.; 1971.

Gasith,-A.; Seston Dynamics and Tripton Sedimentation in the Pelagic Zone of a Shallow Eutrophic Lake, Hydrobiologia; Vol. 51, No. 3, 1976, p. 225-231. 3 fig, 2 tab, 21 ref. NSF AG-199 BMS 69-01147 A 09; 1976.

GOERING,-JOHN-J.; NEESS,-JOHN-C.; NITROGEN FIXATION IN TWO WISCONSIN LAKES, LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY; VOL 9, PP 530-539, 1964, 5 FIG, 6 TAB, 23 REF.; 1964.

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KITCHELL,-J.F.; KOONCE,-J.F.; TENNIS,-P.S.; PHOSPHOROUS FLUX THROUGH FISHES, VERHANDLUNGEN INTERNATIONALE VEREINIGUNG FUR THEORETISCHE UND ANGEWANDTE LIMNOLOGIE; VOL. 19, P 2478-2484, 1975. 4, FIG., 3 TAB., 25 REF.; 1975.

KLUESENER,-J.W.; LEE,-G.F.; NUTRIENT LOADING FROM A SEPARATE STORM SEWER IN MADISON, WISCONSIN, INTERNATIONAL BIOLOGICAL PROGRAM, DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME, LAKE WINGRA STUDY; (MIMEO) (1972), 30 P. 16 FIG, 3, TAB, 14 REF. EPA PROJECT 16010 EHR; 1972.

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SMITH-C-S; ADAMS-M-S; Phosphorus transfer from sediments by Myriophyllum spicatum, LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY; 31(6): 1312-1321; 1986.

Starr-Nichols,-M.; Henkel,-Theresa; Mcnall,-Dorothy; Copper In Lake Muds From Lakes Of The Madison Area, Trans Wis Acad Sci Arts Lett; Vol 38, pp. 333-350, 1946. 18 P, 6 Fig, 9 Tab, 4 Ref.; 1946.

Syers,-J.K.; Iskandar,-I.K.; Keeney,-D.R.; Distribution And Background Levels Of Mercury In Sediment Cores

Williams,-J.D.H.; Syers,-J.K.; Armstrong,-D.E.; Harris,-R.F.; Spyridakis,-D.E.; Fractionation Of Inorganic Phosphorus In Lake Sediments: Ii. Forms

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HUFF,-D.D; HYDROLOGIC SIMULATION AND THE ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM, BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN THE HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE, PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FOR HYDROLOGY PROFESSORS; JULY 18-30, 1971, PURDUE UNIVERSITY, WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. P

HUFF,-D.D.; KOONCE,-J.F.; IVARSON,-W.R.; SIMULATION OF URBAN RUNOFF, NUTRIENT LOADING, AND BIOTIC RESPONSE OF A SHALLOW EUTROPHIC LAKE, PROCEEDINGS OF A WORKSHOP ON MODELING

Huff-D-D; Young-H-L; The effect of a marsh on runoff: 1. A water-budget model, Journal of Environmental Quality; 9(4): 633-640; 1980.

HUFF:,-D.D.; KOONCE,-J.F.; IVARSON,-W.R.; WEIKV,-P.R.; DETTMAN,-E.H.; SIMULATION OF URBAN RUNOFF, NUTRIENT LOADING, AND BIOTIC RESPONSE OF A SHALLOW EUTROPHIC LAKE, EASTERN DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME-IBP; CONTRIBUTION NO. 114, (1974). 53 P, 25 FIG, 4 TAB, 14 REF. NSF AG-199, 40-193-69; 1974.

ISIRIMAH,-N.A.; KEENEY,-D.R.; CONTRIBUTION OF DEVELOPED AND NATURAL MARSHLAND SOILS TO SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE WATER QUALITY; 1973.

Loucks,-O-L; Models linking land--water interactions around Lake Wingra, Wisconsin, Ecol-Stud-Anal-Synth; 1975, 10: 53-63. Ref., Call Number: DNAL QH540.E288; 1975.

Loucks,-O.L.; Prentki,-R.T.; Watson,-V.J.; Reynolds,-B.J.; Weller,-P.R.; Studies of the Lake Wingra Watershed: An Interim Report., Environmental Newsletter; Vol.7 No. 8, November 18, 1977. 45 p, 9 fig, 8 tab, 37 ref, 1 append.; 1977.

Loucks-Orie-L; The littoral zone as a wetland; its contribution to water quality, Selected proceedings of the Midwest Conference on wetland values and management; Richardson-Brandt (editor), Pages 125-138. 1981. Publisher: Minn. Water Plann. Board. St. Paul, MN, United States. 1981.; 1981.

Novitzki,-R.P.; Holmstrom,-B.K.; Monthly and annual water budgets of Lake Wingra, Madison, Wisconsin; Available from the National Technical Information Service, Springfield VA 22161 as PB80-149842, Price codes: A03. In paper copy, A01 in microfiche. Geological Survey Water-resources Investigations 79-100, November 1979. 31 p, 6 Fig, 9 Tab, 16 Ref.; 1979.

Oakes-E-L; Hendrickson-G-E; Zuehls-E-E; Hydrology of the Lake Wingra basin, Dane County, Wis.; Report Available Only through NTIS. 1975. Publisher: U.S. Geol. Surv.. Reston, VA, United States. Pages: 37. 1975.; 1975.

Pennequin,-D.F.; Anderson,-M.P.; The Groundwater Budget of Lake Wingra, Dane County, Wisconsin; 1983.

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Watson,-V.J.; Loucks,-O.L.; Mitchell,-J.; Clesceri,-N.L.; Impact of Development on Watershed Hydrologic and Nutrient Budgets, Journal of the Water Pollution Control

Watson-V-J; Loucks-Orie-L; Wojner-W; The Impact of Urbanization on Seasonal Hydrologic and Nutrient

Baumann,-P.C.; Kitchell,-J.F.; Magnuson,-J.J.; Kayes,-T.B.; Lake Wingra, 1837-1973: A Case History Of Human Impact., Bibliographic Citation: Trans Wis Acad Sci Arts Lett.; 62: 57-94. Illus.; 1974.

Wisconsin Univ., Madison. Inst. Of Environmental Studies; On Multidisciplinary Research On The Application Of Remote Sensing To Water Resources Problems; Available From The National Technical Information Service As N73-13378, $3.00 In Paper Copy, $1.45 In Microfiche. 1971-1972 Progress Report No Nasa-Cr-129797, 1972. 83 P, 31 Fig, 13 Tab, 7 Ref. Contract No Ngl-50-002-127; 1971.

Carpenter,-S.R.; Submersed vegetation: an internal factor in lake ecosystem succession Macrophytes, phytoplankton, Lake Wingra, Wisconsin, American Naturalist; 118(3): 372-383; Call Number: DNAL 470-AM36; 1981.

Carpenter,-S.R.; Adams,-M.S.; Effects of Nutrients and Temperature on Decomposition of

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Carpenter-S-R; Enrichment of Lake Wingra, Wisconsin, USA, by submersed macrophyte decay, Ecology; Washington D.C., 61(5): 1145-1155; 1980.

Carpenter-S-R; The decline of Myriophyllum spicatum in a eutrophic Wisconsin (USA) lake, Canadian Journal of Botany; 58(5): 527-535; 1980.

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Christian-Jones,-R.; Walti,-K.; Adams,-M.S.; Phytoplankton as a factor in the decline of the submersed

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Guilizzoni,-P; Photosynthesis of the Submergent Macrophyte Ceratophyllum Demersum in Lake Wingra, Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of

JONES-R-C; Application of a primary production model to epiphytic algae in a shallow, eutrophic lake, ECOLOGY; 65(6): 1895-1903; 1984.

Jones-R-C; Adams-M-S; Seasonal variations in photosynthetic response of algae epiphytic

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Mccracken,-M.D.; Gustafson,-T.D.; Adams,-M.S.; Productivity of Oedogonium in Lake Wingra, Wisconsin, Am Midl Nat.; 92(1) p 247-254, 1974; 1974.

Mori,-S; Nichols,-S; The submersed and floating aquatic vascular plants of Lake Wingra, Arboretum-News; Summer 1970, 19 (2): 1-14.; Call Number: DNAL 80-AR12; 1970.

Nichols,-D-S; Keeney,-D-R; Nitrogen nutrition of Myriophyllum spicatum: variation of plant

Nichols,-S.A; The Distribution And Control Of Macrophyte Biomass In Lake Wingra.; Available From The National Technical Information Service As Pb-205 152, $3.00 In Paper Copy, $0.95 In Microfiche. Wisconsin Water Resources Center, Madison, Final Completion Report, 1971. 111 P, 24 Fig, 11 Tab, 65 Ref, 1 Append. Owrr B-019-Wis (4); 1971.

Nichols,-S.A.; Mori,-S.; The Littoral Macrophyte Vegetation Of Lake Wingra; Reprint Owrr B-019-Wis, From Wisconsin Academy Of Sciences, Arts And Letters, Vol 59, P 107-119, 1971. 4 Fig, 1, Tab, 15 Ref. Owrr B-019-Wis(3); 1971.

Nichols-S-A; Factors influencing the distribution of Eurasian watermilfoil

Nichols-S-A; Lathrop-R-C; Impact of harvesting on aquatic plant communities in Lake Wingra, Wisconsin, Journal of Aquatic Plant Management; 32(JAN.): 33-36; 1994.

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Titus,-J.; Goldstein,-R.A.; Adams,-M.S.; Mankin,-J.B.; O'Neill,-R.V.; A Production Model for Myriophyllum Spicatum L., Ecology; Vol 56, No 5, p 1129-1138, 1975. 5, Fig, 1 tab, 33 ref. NSF AG-199, BMS69-01-147A09, SFG2-6308; 1975.

Titus,-J.E.; Adams,- M.S; Comparative Carbohydrate Storage and Utilization Patterns in the Submersed Macrophytes, Myriophyllum Spicatum and Vallisneria Americana, The American Midland Naturalist; Vol 102, No 2, p 263-272, October 1979. 3 Fig, 1 Tab, 35 Ref. NSF DEB-19-777; AG 40-193-69; 1979.

Trebitz-A-S; Nichols-S-A; Carpenter-S-R; Lathrop-R-C; Patterns of vegetation change in Lake Wingra following a Myriophyllum spicatum decline, Aquatic Botany; 46(3-4): 325-340; 1993.