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. 2016 Oct 24;113(45):12655–12660. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1605480113

Table S4.

Interaction between external drivers and lake hypoxia onset

Sites recording increasing trends Sites recording decreasing trends Steady state Total
Area % n % n n n Timing
Urban area 71 27 3 1 10 38 At the moment of hypoxia
Cultivated area 29 11 61 23 4 38
Pastured area 21 8 74 28 2 38
Urban area 43 19 0 0 25 44 Before hypoxia
Cultivated area 95 42 2 1 1 44
Pastured area 80 35 20 9 0 44

Increasing or decreasing trends in land cover are presented for two time windows: at the moment of hypoxia onset (±20 years centered on the moment of hypoxia onset) and before hypoxia onset (200 years preceding hypoxia onset). Numbers are color-coded to indicate when more than 40% of the sites showed an increase (red) or a decrease (blue) in urban, cultivated, or pastured area. The M-K tests presented in Fig. S3 confirm the increasing trends in urban area at the moment of hypoxia onset. Note that the urban area was generally increasing at the moment of hypoxia onset, whereas cultivated and pastured areas tended to be decreasing.