Titlebook: Lough Neagh; The Ecology of a Mul R. B. Wood,R. V. Smith Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Ecology.Fauna.Phosphor.Pl

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Introduction: Lough Neagh as a multipurpose resource, Marshall (1934) began the Foreword to his essay `Lough Neagh in Legend and History’ and, given Ireland’s long history of story-telling, it is perhaps appropriate that myth and fairy-tale should start this gathering of Lough Neagh’s scientific sticks. Being both Irish, and Ireland’s largest lake, Lo

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The recent sediments of Lough Neagh,ntial shifts in the flora and fauna of the lake have taken place during the twentieth century. However, because of the unreliability of some of these early data and since there are no detailed studies between 1910 and the present (1968 onwards) it is impossible to use the early records on their own

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