Titlebook: Applied Limnology; Comprehensive View f Mohammadreza Gharibreza,Muhammad Aqeel Ashraf Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Applied Limnology.Bera

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230522633ra formation as well as granitic rock unit. Evidences support the effects of strike-slip faults (N110°) in shaping BLC valleys and controlled elongate shape of wetlands and open waters. Probably, accumulation of detritus sediments at the depths of 8–9 m of Bera Lake has been taken place 5,500–6,500

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Measuring Historical Entrepreneurship tillage allowed determination of soil redistribution rates and preparation of a soil redistribution map. A mean soil erosion rate of 915 ± 345 t h. year. was determined in areas of cleared land, whereas rates of 117 ± 36, and 70 ± 35 t h. year., were determined in areas of developing, and developed

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Entrepreneurship in Theory and Historys are in excellent agreement with the dates of land clearance and development projects undertaken over the recent decades. This study highlighted capability of contamination factors and chronological methods in environmental evolutionary studies which its catchment has extensively experienced land u

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230522633e management objectives. On-ground practices comprise mechanical and agronomic methods which are supported by research and monitoring and socio-economic controlling practices. This book firmly recommends applying an integrated management plan from watershed to lake area in order to protect natural r

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Introduction,dverse environmental impacts of land use changes and conserve soil and water resources. This book is considerably contributing in knowledge and to achieve several new findings that will help the decision makers. The real reasons for severe reduction of area and depth at Bera Lake, reduction of fish

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Bera Lake,ra formation as well as granitic rock unit. Evidences support the effects of strike-slip faults (N110°) in shaping BLC valleys and controlled elongate shape of wetlands and open waters. Probably, accumulation of detritus sediments at the depths of 8–9 m of Bera Lake has been taken place 5,500–6,500

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Sedimentation Rate in Bera Lake,ntact of white sandy mud revealed the datum of maximum deforestation in the study area. .Pb dates using the CRS model correlated historical sediment fluxes to anthropogenic changes in Bera Lake catchment area. Organic-rich sediments deposited mostly at the top of the Bera Lake sediment columns with