… catchment area are also a threat to the lake ecosystem. This paper reviews some of the … lake, as well as bioindicator data that may be useful in assessing the overall quality of the lake as …
… lake water quality simulation model is described. The model is intended primarily for lake … The model attempts to simulate the continuous change of lake stratification and water quality in …
Baikai is the deepest lake … lakes of our planet, and this the author has endeavoured to provide. A zoologist and hydrobiologist hirnself, he has concentrated on the living world of the lake…
… that the lakes retain their ‘identity’ over time, as the sample dissimilarities within lakes were less than the dissimilarities between lakes. 3. Analysis of the three historic lake profiles …
… shallow lakes. It was found that shallow lakes are apt toward eutrophication than deep lakes… Without any influences of human activity, shallow lakes in the middle and lower reaches of …
… of lakes that may seriously impair natural patterns of habitat coupling in … of lakes and fish production might result from the fact that shallow lakes are generally warmer than deep lakes. …
… of lake hydrodynamic processes can able to control the lake water quality monitoring very much. One of the most important thermo physical properties of lake … , a natural lake in western …
We employed culture-dependent and -independent techniques to study microbial diversity in Lake Chaka, a unique hypersaline lake (32.5% salinity) in northwest China. It is situated at …
… by applying it to sediments of two Minnesota lakes that we have been studying, and, finally, we present relative paleointcnsity data obtained from recent Minnesota lake sediments. …
… develop a water quality model for Lake Erie. Sufficient detail is … and background for Great Lakes researchers and managers … the US-Canadian Great Lakes Agreement and to decide on …