Titlebook: Hydrology and Limnology of Central Asia; Jilili Abuduwaili,Gulnura Issanova,Galymzhan Sapar Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2

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Jilili Abuduwaili,Gulnura Issanova,Galymzhan Saparovportance of rhythmicity (Scheving 1981; Scheving and Pauly 1974). Circadian variation in cell proliferation in a number of tissues has been reviewed earlier (Scheving and Pauly 1973). The objective of this chapter is to consider more recent work and to demonstrate how an appreciation of such rhythms

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Book 2019countries. It provides information on the genesis of lake basins, physical and chemical properties of water in lakes, and the hydrological regimes (water balance and fluctuation levels) of lakes of Central Asia and Xinjiang. The book is useful for scientists and researchers whose work focuses on lak

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Water Resources and Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources in Central Asia,e south, China in the east, and Russia in the west and north (Grinyayev and Fomin in Actual issues of application of the mechanism of exchange trade for solving water and energy problems of the Central Asia countries. Moscow, 52 p, .).

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Lakes in Different Regions of Kazakhstan,e 3014 large lakes >1?km. with an area of 40,769?km. (90%) (Fig.?3.1). There are 20 lakes larger than 100?km. and are with an area of 26,886?km. (Fig.?3.1), which is 59% of the water surface of all lakes. The total volume of water in these natural bodies is 190?km. (Fig.?3.2).