Titlebook: Ecological Effects of Water-level Fluctuations in Lakes; Karl M. Wantzen,Karl-Otto Rothhaupt,Philipp Fische Book 2008 Springer Science+Bus

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Climate change and lakeshore conservation: a model and review of management techniques,ease in the level of disturbance produced by water-level fluctuations. This may have adverse consequences for biodiversity, water quality and human uses. Strategies to cope with these climate change impacts are currently poorly developed. This article proposes the use of Grime’s CSR theory as a fram

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,Quantitative trends of zebra mussels in Lake Balaton (Hungary) in 2003–2005 at different water levehabitat for the zebra mussel (.), became dry. A recovery period started in 2004 due to intense precipitation, which increased water levels in the lake. Seasonal and spatial variations of the relative abundance, population density, population structure and biomass of the zebra mussel and the relative

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Patterns, origin and possible effects of sediment pollution in a mediterranean lake,ing the last half century due to human pressures. The Ptolemais Basin and the lake itself are subjected to serious human pressures. Pollutants are carried into the lake through both, the atmosphere and surface runoff. In order to identify the levels, and assess the origin of heavy metals in surface