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Limnological Review, Volume 13, Issue 4

2013 December - 6 articles

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Articles (6)

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2 Citations
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A Testimony of Detachment of an Inland Lake from Marine Influence during the Mid-Holocene in the Vestfold Hills Region, East Antarctica

  • Abhijit Mazumder,
  • Pawan Govil,
  • Shalini Sharma,
  • Rasik Ravindra and ,
  • Neloy Khare and
  • Subodh Kumar Chaturvedi
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22 January 2014

A 47 cm long sediment core collected from an inland lake of the Vestfold Hills, East Antarctica has been examined to reconstruct the palaeolacustrine environmental changes. The core shows dates at two core intervals of 18–19 cm and 28–29 cm as 5050 ±...

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  • Open Access
27 Citations
1,240 Views
6 Pages

The Effect of Glyphosate-Based Herbicide on Aquatic Organisms—A Case Study

  • Piotr Rzymski,
  • Piotr Klimaszyk,
  • Tomasz Kubacki and
  • Barbara Poniedziałek

22 January 2014

The non-selective, post-emergence herbicides based on glyphosate [N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine] are one of the most widely used pesticides in agriculture, urban areas and forestry. Although there has been documentation on the physical, chemical and to...

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  • Open Access
3 Citations
600 Views
7 Pages

The present-Day Condition of Water Resources in Belarus

  • Alexander A. Volchek,
  • Ivan Kirvel,
  • Sergey Parfomuk and
  • Roza Makhambetova

22 January 2014

The optimal number of hydrological monitoring stations for the annual values, the maximum spring, the minimum summer-autumn and the minimum winter river runoff in Belarus is determined. The research on optimization of the hydrological network of Bela...

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  • Open Access
4 Citations
567 Views
12 Pages

22 January 2014

In the present work, we attempt to test the applicability of common trophic state indices such as Carlson’s index (1977), probability distribution diagrams of Vollenweider (1982), and fixed boundary systems of the OECD (1982) and of Nurnberg (1996) f...

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  • Open Access
9 Citations
575 Views
5 Pages

22 January 2014

The aim of the study was the long-term observation of changes in the trophic status of the Great Masurian Lakes versus changes in the management of lakes’ watershed. The Great Masurian Lakes (GML), a system of interconnected glacial lakes, were, unti...

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  • Open Access
2 Citations
562 Views
11 Pages

22 January 2014

Based on archival cartographic sources, teledetection materials, and research results in the scope of history and environmental sciences, changes occurring in the catchment of Lake Rotcze and its close vicinity over the last two hundred years were an...

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