Spatial and temporal variability of prairie lake hydrology as revealed using stable isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen

Keyphrases

• Spatial Variability 100%
• Temporal Variability 100%
• Dry Summer 100%
• Rain 100%
• Groundwater 100%
• Stable Hydrogen Isotopes 100%
• Winter Precipitation 100%
• Lake Hydrology 100%
• Prairie Lakes 100%
• Seasonal Variability 50%
• Isotope Ratio 50%
• Isotopic Composition 50%
• Most Lake 50%
• Chemical Characteristics 50%
• Canada 50%
• Total Dissolved Solids 50%
• Seasonal Changes 50%
• Water Sources 50%
• Dry Year 50%
• Mean Annual Precipitation 50%
• Wet Year 50%
• Lake Chemistry 50%
• Closed Lakes 50%
• Hydrological Balance 50%
• Hydrological Variability 50%
• Southern Saskatchewan 50%
• Evaporative Enrichment 50%
• Endorheic Basin 50%
• Northern Great Plains 50%
• Groundwater Flux 50%
• Evaporation Flux 50%
• Isotopic Composition of Water 50%
• Water Inflow 50%
• Southwestern Region 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Stable Isotope 100%
• Salinity 100%
• Isotopic Composition 100%
• Isotopic Ratio 50%
• Canada 50%
• Lake Basin 50%
• Lake Chemistry 50%
• Hydrologic Balance 50%
• Saskatchewan 50%