-
upper layers of water. However,
human influence can lead to
cultural meromixis occurring. The
increased use of road salt as a
deicing strategy, particularly...
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consequence of
ending the
water diversions was the
onset of a
period of "
meromixis" in Mono Lake. In the time
prior to this, Mono Lake was
typically "monomictic";...
- was used as a reservoir. Lake
Cadagno is a rare
example of
crenogenic meromixis. Its
waters show a
permanent stratification due to a
natural geological...
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saline and
fresher layers in the lake,
leading a
phenomenon known as
meromixis (meromictic state),
primarily prevents oxygen from
penetrating the deeper...
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paleoclimatic studies on the
sediments of Lake Vähä-Pitkusta and
observations of
meromixis (Doctoral Thesis). Yliopistopaino.
Archived from the
original on 2021-06-06...
- 1139/f83-207.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 2009-03-06. Hakala, A (2004). "
Meromixis as a part of lake evolution;
observations and a
revised classification...
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meromictic lakes)
exist across the globe.
Meromictic lakes are the
result of
meromixis,
which is a cir****stance
where a body of
water does not
fully mix and...
- in a
limnology study from 2000 to 2004. The lake
successfully achieved meromixis in the
winter of 2001 and
maintained it
until the end of the
study in...
- lakes,
including Brownie Lake.
While lake
lowering initiated the
onset of
meromixis (see History), road salt
pollution stabilizes the lake
against intermixing...
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February 28, 2010. Effler, S. W.; Wilcox, D. A.; Field, S. D. (1981). "
Meromixis and
stability at
Green Lake, Jamesville, N.Y. Sept. 1977-Nov. 1978". Journal...
