Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Winter 2007
Publication Title
Twine Line
Volume
29
Issue
1
Pages
8-9
Abstract
(First paragraph) For many, the words “Lake Erie” bring to mind large things: big sport fish, sprawling waterfront homes, and an enormous body of water bordering four states and two countries. Similarly, much of the Lake Erie research of which the public is aware deals with larger biological organisms—larger algae and zooplankton, the small fish that eat the zooplankton, and the large fish that feed on those smaller fish. Over the years, the smaller lake life have been somewhat overlooked.
Original Publication Citation
Basile, A. (2007). Good things come in small packages: Tiny plankton producing oxygen near dead zone. Twine Line, 29(1), 8-9.
Repository Citation
Basile, Abbie, "Good Things Come in Small Packages: Tiny Plankton Producing Oxygen Near Dead Zone" (2007). Libraries Faculty & Staff Publications. 47.
https://digitalcommons.odu.edu/libraries_fac_pubs/47