NOTE: If you do not have access to the journal where our papers are published, please email
gwilkinson [at] wisc [dot] edu and we would be happy to provide you with a free PDF of the paper. 

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
  1. Leung, T., G.M. Wilkinson, E. D. Swanner. Accepted. The role of iron availability during cyanobacteria dominance of algal blooms, as monitored by chlorophyll fluorescence. Inland Waters 

  2. Brookfield, A, A Hansen, PL Sullivan, J Czuba, MF Kirk, L Li, M Newcomer, GM Wilkinson. Accepted. Predicting algal blooms: Are we overlooking groundwater? Science of the Total Environment [no data associated with paper]

  3. Wilkinson, GM, JA Walter, CD Buelo, ML Pace. Accepted. No evidence of widespread algal bloom intensification in hundreds of lakes. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. [Github] [Data]

  4. Walter, JA, GM Wilkinson, J Castons, R Fleck, ML Pace. (2020) Temporal coherence between lake and landscape primary productivity. Ecosystems; https://doi.org/10.1007/s10021-020-00531-6  [Github] [Data]​

  5. Wilkinson, GM, JA Walter, R Fleck, ML Pace (2020) Beyond the trends: The need to understand multi-annual dynamics in aquatic ecosystems. Limnology and Oceanography Letters 5: 281-286 [Github] [Data]

  6. Ortiz, DA, J Palmer, GM Wilkinson (2020) Detecting statistical early warning indicators of algal blooms in shallow eutrophic lakes. Ecosphere [Github] [Data]

  7. Weber, M, GM Wilkinson, M Balmer, MC Bevil (2020) Restoration of eutrophic lakes in Iowa, USA. Hydrobiologia 847: 4469–4486 [ALM Data]

  8. Walter, JA, R Fleck, ML Pace, GM Wilkinson (2020) Scaling relationships between lake surface area and catchment area. Aquatic Sciences 82: Article 47 (2020) [Data]

  9. Moody, E, E Albright, K Cope, R Fleck, H Grigel, D Ortiz, GM Wilkinson (2019) Taxonomic and geographic gaps in understanding the functional effects of imperilled fishes on freshwater ecosystems. Fish and Fisheries 20: 795-801. [data in supplement]

  10. Moody, E & GM Wilkinson (2019) Functional shifts in lake zooplankton communities with hypereutrophication. Freshwater Biology 64: 608-616.

  11. Pace, ML, SR Carpenter, GM Wilkinson (2019) Long‐term studies and reproducibility: Lessons from whole‐lake experiments. Limnology and Oceanography 64: S22-S33

  12. Wilkinson, GM, A Bestermen, CD Buelo, JA Gephart, ML Pace (2018) A synthesis of modern organic carbon accumulation rates in coastal and aquatic inland ecosystems. Scientific Reports 8: 15736. [data in supplement]

  13. Wilkinson, GM, SR Carpenter, JJ Cole, ML Pace, RD Batt, CD Buelo, J Kurtzweil (2018) Early warning signals precede cyanobacterial blooms in multiple whole-lake experiments. Ecological Monographs 88: 188-203

  14. Oreska, MPJ, GM Wilkinson, KJ McGlathery, M Bost, BA McKee (2017) Non-seagrass carbon contributes to seagrass sediment blue carbon. Limnology and Oceanography 63: S3-S18 [Data]

  15. Tanentzap, AJ, BW Kielstra, GM Wilkinson, M Berggren, N Craig, PA del Giorgio, J Grey, JM Gunn, SE Jones, J Karlsson, CT Solomon, ML Pace (2017) Terrestrial support of lake food webs: synthesis reveals controls over cross-ecosystem resource use. Science Advances 3, e1601765.

  16. Pace, ML, RD Batt, CD Buelo, SR Carpenter, JJ Cole, J Kurtzweil, GM Wilkinson (2017) Reversal of a Cyanobacterial Bloom in Response to Early Warnings. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 114: 352-357

  17. Wilkinson, GM, C Buelo, JJ Cole, ML Pace (2016) Exogenously produced CO2 more than doubles the flux of greenhouse gases from three north temperate lakes. Geophysical Research Letters 43: 1996-2003

  18. Greiner, JT, KE Emery, GM Wilkinson, KJ McGlathery (2016) Sources of sediment carbon sequestered in restored seagrass meadows. Marine Ecology Progress Series 551: 95-105

  19. Carpenter, SR, JJ Cole, ML Pace, GM Wilkinson (2016) Response of plankton to nutrients, planktivory, and terrestrial organic matter: A model analysis of whole-lake experiments. Ecology Letters 19: 230-239

  20. Wilkinson, GM, JJ Cole, ML Pace, RA Johnson, M Kleinhans (2015) Physical and biological contributions to metalimnetic oxygen maxima in lakes. Limnology and Oceanography 60: 242-251.

  21. Wilkinson, GM, JJ Cole, ML Pace (2015) The sensitivity of deuterium based allochthony estimates to the dietary water correction and lipid content. Limnology and Oceanography: Methods 13(5): 213-223.

  22. Emery, KA, GM Wilkinson, FG Ballard, ML Pace (2015) Use of allochthonous resources by zooplankton in reservoirs. Hydrobiologia 758: 257-269.

  23. Emery, KA, GM Wilkinson, VF Camacho-Ibar, ML Pace, KJ McGlathery, JM Sandoval-Gil, J Hernádez-López (2015) Resource use of a cultured oyster (Crassostrea gigas) in the reverse estuary Bahía San Quintín, Baja California, Mexico. Estuaries and Coasts, doi: 10.1007/s12237-015-0021-9.

  24. Batt, RD, SR Carpenter,  JJ Cole, ML Pace, RA Johnson, JK Kurtzweil, GM Wilkinson (2015) Altered energy flow in the food web of an experimentally darkened lake. Ecosphere 6: Article 33.

  25. Wilkinson, GM, SR Carpenter, JJ Cole, ML Pace (2014) Metalimnetic 13C addition reveals minor support of metalimneitc resources to pelagic consumers. Limnology and Oceanography 59: 986-996.

  26. Yang, C, GM Wilkinson, JJ Cole, SA Macko, ML Pace (2014) Determining the isotopic values of resource end members in freshwater food web studies. Inland Waters 4: 233-242.

  27. Wilkinson, GM, ML Pace, JJ Cole (2013) Terrestrial dominance of organic matter in north temperate lakes. Global Biogeochemical Cycles 27: 43-51.

  28. Wilkinson, GM, SR Carpenter, JJ Cole, ML Pace, C Yang (2013) Terrestrial support of pelagic consumers among lakes: Patterns and variability revealed from a multi-lake study. Freshwater Biology 58: 2037-2049.
 
BOOK CHAPTERS
  1. Wilkinson, GM and EA Albright (in press) Lacustrine phosphorus cycling. Encyclopedia of Inland Waters, 2nd Edition
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  2. Wilkinson, GM (2017) Eutrophication of Freshwater and Coastal Ecosystems. In the Encyclopedia of Sustainable Technologies, Springer. [link to encyclopedia chapter]

  3. Emery, KA, JA Gephart, GM Wilkinson, AF Besterman, ML Pace (2016) Modeling drivers of trophic cascades and food-web alterations in a lake ecosystems. Learner-Centered Teaching Activities for Environmental and Sustainability Studies.

BROADER IMPACTS PUBLICATIONS
  1. Wilkinson, GM and JJ Cole (2017) “How many limnologists does it take to fix the plumbing?” Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America. [link to essay]

  2. Wilkinson, GM (2015) “The President's Speech” ESA Centennial Writing Contest, Runner Up. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 13 (5): 283 [link to essay]
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  3. Wilkinson, GM (2015) “The benefits of student membership in ASLO.” Bulletin of the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography 24: 92-93, doi:10.1002/lob.10057