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http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/glossary/gloss5/biome/aquatic.html
http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-3572
https://water.usgs.gov/edu/earthhowmuch.html

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Plankton are at the bottom of the food chain along with insects that occupy standing water. When plankton die, they sink to the bottom, where they are then eaten by plants and others at the bottom of the water. Insects are eaten by fish when they jump out of the water to catch them when they fly low over the water. Fish can also eat plankton or plants in the water. Some of the bigger fish eat the smaller fish as well.

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Gaube Lake in France, translates to "Lake Lake".

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Standing water is found all over the world in many locations above sea level.
The bottom of standing water can be as much as 20°C colder than the top of the standing water depending on how deep it is.
Standing water usually gets around 0" to 450" of rainfall in a year. Summers usually have less rainfall.
Global warming greatly affects standing water, because it has less water than other ecosystems. This causes the water to fluctuate more than usual.
Less than 3% of Earth is covered in standing water.

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Most insects found in standing water ecosystems are mosquitoes, dragonflies, and midges. These insects lay their eggs on the water, so only eggs and larvae are found on or in the water.

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Some different species that standing waters can have are algae, snails, clams, insects, crustaceans, fish, and amphibians.

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These ecosystems support plankton, a general term for organisms that drift in water. They support most of the other species in the standing water ecosystems.

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Most standing water communities have very limited species with very little diversity, because they are isolated from other water sources.

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Each standing water can be classified into three categories based on nutrient status; eutrophic(rich in nutrients), mesotrophic(neutral amount of nutrients), and dystrophic(low amount of nutrients).

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Standing water ecosystems consist of natural and man-made waters such as lakes, reservoirs, canals, ponds,  and gravel pits. They are all freshwater.