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Use when targeting Limnology and Oceanography or deciding whether an aquatic-sciences manuscript fits this venue. Encodes the journal's fit, the aquatic-process-insight bar, biogeochemical and plankton/microbial evidence expectations, ASLO house style, official-submission re-check, and desk-reject heuristics.

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# Limnology and Oceanography (limnology-and-oceanography)

## Journal positioning

Limnology and Oceanography is the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography
(ASLO) flagship for the aquatic sciences, spanning freshwater (lakes, rivers, wetlands) and
marine (coastal and open-ocean) systems within a single community. Its scope covers aquatic
ecology, biogeochemistry, plankton and microbial processes, and the physical–biological and
physical–chemical coupling that links them. Its defining expectation is **rigorous
aquatic-science evidence that delivers process insight** — an advance in understanding how
aquatic organisms, chemistry, and physics interact, not a descriptive survey or a
single-system observation without mechanism. A terrestrial study, or a purely
physical-oceanography paper with no biological or biogeochemical coupling (better suited to a
geophysics venue), is a poor fit however competent. This skill is a **fit / venue-selection /
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