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    The sediment column as a record of trophic status: examples from Bosherston Lakes, SW Wales

    Bosherston Lakes are a series of interconnected, mesotrophic to hypereutrophic, artificially-created coastal marl lakes in Dyfed, South West Wales. Progressive eutrophication of the lake system has been produc...

    A. W. G. Rees, G. C. F. Hinton, F. G. Johnson, P. E. O'Sullivan in Hydrobiologia (1991)

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    The sediment column as a record of trophic status: examples from Bosherston Lakes, SW Wales

    Bosherston Lakes are a series of interconnected, mesotrophic to hypereutrophic, artificially-created coastal marl lakes in Dyfed, South West Wales. Progressive eutrophication of the lake system has been produc...

    A. W. G. Rees, G. C. F. Hinton, F. G. Johnson… in Environmental History and Palaeolimnology (1991)

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    On the algal ecology of the lowland Iraqi marshes

    An account is given of the algal vegetation in the near boat channels in the central area of the lowland Iraqi marshes. Sampling was carried out in February and September. The water here may be characterized a...

    B. K. Maulood, G. C. F. Hinton, B. A. Whitton, H. A. Al-Saadi in Hydrobiologia (1981)

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    Diurnal variation of phytoplankton in Loch Lomond

    A study of diurnal variation over a 48 hour period was undertaken in July 1973 to ascertain the extent and timing of some major chemical, physical and biological variables in Loch Lomond. The phytoplankton pop...

    B. K. Maulood, G. C. F. Hinton, A. D. Boney in Hydrobiologia (1978)