complex study of the lacustrian ecosystems of mohoŞ swamp
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Abstract
Mohoş Swamp is an oligotroph swamp, formed in a volcanic crater on the site of a former lake, which permanently changes. Using a series of modern methods such as ultrasound bathymetry, we want to set up a reference base so that in the future one can be able to determine the rhythm and direction of the development of this complex ecosystem, both in terms of morph metrics and chemical hydrology parameters point of view. Bathymetry and geomorfological study represents the most important stage because it makes it possible to establish the concrete characteristics of the investigated lakes as well as their placement.
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| Authors | ;Daniel Constantin DIACONU;Emanuel MAILAT |
| Journal | cerebral cortex (new york, ny : 1991) |
| Year | 2010 |
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