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Limnological Review, Volume 19, Issue 4

2019 December - 4 articles

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Articles (4)

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  • Open Access
3 Citations
623 Views
16 Pages

27 February 2020

In river-lake systems, reservoirs significantly affect the formation of water resources in the catchment by reducing the maximum flows and floods as well as increasing the low flows. In lake catchments, the pace of hydrological drought progression is...

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  • Open Access
3 Citations
733 Views
15 Pages

Seasonal Variability of Meiobenthic Assemblages Inhabiting the Nottinghambukta Tidal Flat, SW Spitsbergen

  • Barbara Wojtasik,
  • Kamil Nowiński,
  • Wioletta Staniszewska and
  • Anna Kheireddine

27 February 2020

The aim of the work was to describe the variability of a group of meiobenthos inhabiting a tidal flat in Nottinghambukta which is influenced by the diverse conditions of a seasonal as well as multi-annual cyclicity. Samples were collected in five ser...

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  • Open Access
6 Citations
970 Views
8 Pages

27 February 2020

Excessive microalgal blooms can be caused by waste disposal into natural water bodies resulting in the destruction of aquatic life. However, microalgae are also known to efficiently remediate pollutants. After the treatment of wastewater, microalgae...

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  • Open Access
7 Citations
724 Views
10 Pages

27 February 2020

This study aims to contribute to a better estimation of the density of fractures likely to favour the drainage of surface water in the High Ziz River (HZR) basin. The method adopted consists of the use of different airborne image processing technique...

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