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Atul Sharma,Amritanshu Shukla,Karunesh Kantland this is Levander’s (1900) classification of archipelago fringe rock pools of shores of the northern Baltic Sea. The first contribution to applied limnology is H?yrén’s (1921) saproby classification of the polluted brackish water area off Helsinki, based on plant communities. Freshwater contribu

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Mukul Sharma,Om Prakash,Atul Sharma,Anil Kumarcapacities oflakes, deterioration of water quality and fisheries management. It is thus important to consider limnological aspects when making decisions in the field of water management. To further this attitude the Finnish Limnological Society considered ‘Lakes and Water Management‘ to be a suitabl

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Salwa Bouadila,Rim Ben Alilution of Eurasia because it is situated at the southern border of eastern Siberia under the influences of the East Asian winter monsoon and westerlies. The region is unique with the presence of the high Khuvsgulmountains, perennial permafrost, large tectonic depressions (e.g., Darkhad), large river

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