JOURNAL OF PALEOLIMNOLOGY

Heath J. Carney, Mark C.Whiting,  Katharine E. Duff, and Donald R. Whitehead 1992. 
Chrysophycean cysts in Sierra Nevada (California) lake sediments: 
paleoecological potential. J. Palim.  Vol. 7. p. 73-94. 

Donald F. Charles. 1990.
A checklist for describing and documenting diatom and chrysophyte calibration
data sets and equations for inferring water chemistry. J. Palim.  Vol. 3   p. 175-178. 

Donald F. Charles, Sushil S. Dixit, Brian F. Cumming and John P. Smol. 1991.
Variability in diatom and chrysophyte assemblages and inferred pH:
paleolimnological studies of Big Moose Lake, New York, USA. J. Palim. Vol. 5. p. 267-284. 

Brian F. Cumming and John P. Smol 1992. 
Scaled chrysophytes and pH inference models: the effects of converting scale
counts to cell counts and other species data transformations. J. Palim. Vol. 8. p. 147-154. 

Sushil S. Dixit,* John P. Smol, Dennis S.Anderson and Ronald B. Davis. 1990.
Utility of scaled chrysophytes for inferring lakewater pH in northern New
England lakes. J. Palim. Vol. p. 269-286. 

M. S. V. Douglas and J. P. Smol,  1995. 
Paleolimnological signficance of observed distribution patterns of chrysophyte
cysts in arctic pond environments. J. Palim.  Vol. 13. p. 79-83.

Katharine E. Duff and John P. Smol. 1991. 
Morphological descriptions and stratigraphic distributions of the
chrysophycean stomatocysts from a recently acidified lake (Adirondack Park, N.Y.). 
J. Palim. Vol. 5. p.73-114. 

Eva Facher and Roland Schmidt 1996. 
A siliceous chrysophycean cyst-based pH tansfer function for Central European
lakes. J. Palim.  Vol. 16. P. 275-321

K. P. Kodama, J. C. Lyons, Peter A. Siver, & Anne-Marie Lott 1997. 
A mineral magnetic and scaled-Chrysophyte paleolimnological study of two
northeastern Pennsylvania lakes: records of fly ash deposition, land-use
change, and paleorainfall variation. J. Palim. Vol. 17. p. 173-189.

Andre F. Lotter, H. John B. Birks, Wolfgang Hofmann, & Aldo Marchetto.   1998. 
Modern diatom, cladocera, chironomid, and chrysophyte cyst assemblages as
quantitative indicators for the reconstruction of past environmental
conditions in the Alps. I. Climate. J. Palim.  Vol. 18.  p. 395-420.

Mariusz Rybak, Izabela Rybak, and Kenneth Nicholls. 1991. 
Sedimentary chrysophycean cyst assemblages as paleoindicators in acid
sensitive lakes J. Palim. Vol. 5.. p. 19-72. 

Craig D. Sandgren. 1991. 
Crysophyte reproduction and resting cysts: a paleolimnologist's primer. J. Palim. Vol. 5.  p.1-10. 

Heikki Simola 1991. 
Chrysophyte  stomatocyst taxonomy-classification of snowflakes? J. Palim. Vol. 6. p. 257-260. 

Peter A. Siver. 1991. 
The stomatocyst of Mallomonas acaroides v. muskokana (Chrysophyceae). J. Palim. p.11-18.

John P. Smol and Sushil S. Dixit. 1990. 
Patterns of PH change inferred from chrysophyte microfossils in Adirondack and
northern New England Lakes. J. Palim. Vol. 4. p. 31-42. 

Chrisitian Steinberg, Helga Hartmann, Klaus Arzet and Dieter Krause-Dellin. 1988. 
Paleoindication of acidification in Kleiner Arbersee (Federal Republic of
Germany, Bavarian Forest) by chydorids, chrysophytes, and diatoms. J. Palim. Vol. l:  p. 149-158.

Barbara A. Zeeb and John P. Smol. 1991. 
Paleolimnological investigation of the effects of road salt seepage on scaled
chrysophytes in Fonda Lake, Michigan. J. Palim.  Vol. 5. p. 263-266.