Titlebook: Dying and Dead Seas Climatic Versus Anthropic Causes; Jacques C. J. Nihoul,Peter O. Zavialov,Philip P. M Conference proceedings 2004 Sprin

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Lake Chad: A Changing Environment, lake. As these inflows are closely associated with rainfall over the basin, such water bodies are highly sensitive to the climate variability, and have been described as amplifier lakes. In natural conditions, they are good indicators of climate changes, but they also react rapidly to man-made chan

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Genetic Traces of Environmental Variations in Ancient Lakes,tions and global climatic variability environmental conditions became more or less favourable for water organisms. Some lakes changed their state from being dead into being alive and back. Modern data on DNA structure can serve as a source of information on the evolutionary history of species beyond

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Hypoxia and the Physics of the Louisiana Coastal Current,adian provinces. The effluent from this system is debouched into the Gulf of Mexico through the modern birdfoot delta of the Mississippi River and through a secondary outlet, the Atchafalaya River delta. Under the influence of the Coriolis force, a significant portion of these waters flows westward

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D,, and surface runoff is virtually zero. Since direct precipitation over the lake comprises only 10% of the water budget, lake-level fluctuations are largely determined by changes in inflow from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers. These rivers originate in the highest part of the Pamir and Tien-Shan

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D,ation from its surface. Until the 1960s, the Aral was the world’s fourth largest lake in surface area. Over the past four decades, this water body has rapidly and steadily shrunk as countries in the Aral Sea Basin have increasingly taken inflow from its two influents, the Syr Dar’ya and Amu Dar’ya,