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69 | Hesslein, Michael P. Stainton, Hedy J. Kling, Alex G. Salki, and David | 69 | Hesslein, Michael P. Stainton, Hedy J. Kling, Alex G. Salki, and David | ||
70 | G. Barber. 2012. \u201cHydrological Forcing of a Recent Trophic Surge | 70 | G. Barber. 2012. \u201cHydrological Forcing of a Recent Trophic Surge | ||
71 | in Lake Winnipeg.\u201d Journal of Great Lakes Research 38 (January): | 71 | in Lake Winnipeg.\u201d Journal of Great Lakes Research 38 (January): | ||
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98 | a discharge increase in a major tributary contributed more than | 113 | a discharge increase in a major tributary contributed more than | ||
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103 | been more than 50% higher than for any previous decade in the | 118 | been more than 50% higher than for any previous decade in the | ||
104 | century-long record. Widespread spring flooding has become common. TP | 119 | century-long record. Widespread spring flooding has become common. TP | ||
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107 | dissolved and particulate phases are raised by flooding. Over 90% of | 122 | dissolved and particulate phases are raised by flooding. Over 90% of | ||
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