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The Biology of the Turbellaria
The Third International Symposium, The Biol- technical papers by subject matter and to preface ogy of the Turbellaria', was held at the Limburgs each group where possible by one or …
Biology of Meiofauna
Proceedings of the Fifth International Meiofauna Conference held in Ghent, Belgium, August 16-20, 1983.
Salt Lakes
This publication is composed of papers presented at an International Symposium on Athalassic (Inland) Salt Lakes, which was hosted by the University of Adelaide, South Australia, …
Rutland Water — Decade of Change
Proceedings of a Conference on Rutland Water, held in Leicester, 1-3 April 1981
Aquatic Oligochaeta
The Third International Symposiumn on Aquatic Oligochaeta was organized by Drs. 0. Giere, M. Dzwillo, R. Grimm and colleagues. Over 50 scientists attended, and while the number of …
High Latitude Limnology
This volume is derived from a symposium on High Latitude Limnology held during the 23rd Congress of the Societas Internationalis Limnologiae in Hamilton, New Zealand. The symposium …
Ecological Effects of In Situ Sediment Contaminants
The International Joint Commission (IJC) was established between Canada and the United States under the Boundary Water Agreement in 1909. The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement …
Biology of the Vestfold Hills, Antarctica
The present volume was conceived as a companion to 'Antarctic Oasis: Terrestrial environments and history of the Vestfold Hills' edited by J. Pickard and published in 1986 by …
Long-Term Changes in Coastal Benthic Communities
This volume contains the papers and abstracts of the posters given at the symposium on Long-term Changes in Coastal Benthic Communities organized by the Commission of the European …
Brackish-water phytoplankton of the Flemish lowland
Numerous papers have been published on the animal and algal communities of fresh-water and marine biotopes, and their relation to the physical and chemical factors of their …
Forest Water Ecosystems
'A lake is the landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature. It is earth's eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature. The fluviatile trees next …