Introduction
Methods
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Results
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Where is the study located?

Yellowstone

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How many sampling methods where used?

4
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What model doesn't have an age-depth model?

Blacktail

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Was the hypothesis supported?

yes

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What is a diatom?

Diatoms are a major group of algae, specifically microalgae, found in the oceans, waterways and soils of the world.

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How many study sites are there?

3

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How many diatom valves were counted on each side?

300

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What do the solid lines denote in figures 3, 4, & 5?

significant zones using a broken stick model based on cluster analysis

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What was the driver that ended the late-glacial period?

increase in solar isolation  

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What is Paleolimnology?

the study of lake sediment

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What are the names of the study sites?

Blacktail Pond, Cub Creek Pond, Hedrick Pond

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Where were the cores retrieved from?

Pond margin and ice surface

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What does an age-depth model show?

The deeper the sample the older 

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What are the three types of diatoms?

Tychoplanktic, Planktic, Benthic

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What date is our final project due?

May 2nd

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What time period did this research take place?

Late-Glacial and Early-Holocene

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What method was used for data analysis?

zonation scheme

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How many different zones are each pond broken into?

Cub Creek = 11

Hendrick = 5

Blacktail = 7

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What species of diatoms favor shallow or deep water?

Tychoplanktic = deep

Benthic = shallow

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How are the three small lakes different?

differ in superficial geology, elevation, vegetation, and precipitation seasonality 

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What is the hypothesis?

Large scale climate change is a primary driver of shifts in diatom assemblages.

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What was excluded from the age model study at Cub Creek?

bulk sediment dates and one date on pollen

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What is figure 6?

Open to interpretation 

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What periods of time were the major diatom shifts noted?

~13.8 - 13.2 ka

~11.3 - 11.0 ka

~8.8 ka

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What was the title of the last journal article that was lead by a student discussion?

The Holocene - Younger Dryas Transition Recorded at Summit, Greenland