- A
meromictic lake is a lake
which has
layers of
water that do not intermix. In ordinary,
holomictic lakes, at
least once each year,
there is a physical...
- If the
stratification of
water lasts for
extended periods, the lake is
meromictic. In
shallow lakes,
stratification into epilimnion, metalimnion, and hypolimnion...
- for the
development of
purple sulfur bacteria are
meromictic (permanently stratified) lakes.
Meromictic lakes stratify because they have
denser (usually...
- the pre-Phanerozoic.
Euxinia still occurs occasionally today,
mostly in
meromictic lakes and
silled basins such as the
Black Sea and some fjords. It is rare...
- year, or
meromictic, with
layers of
water of
different temperature and
density that do not intermix. The
deepest layer of
water in a
meromictic lake does...
-
mixing meant that no
fresh oxygen reached the deep waters,
creating a
meromictic body of water. The
anoxic environment,
which is
hostile to many biological...
- mix at
least occasionally, in
contrast to
meromictic lakes. Most
lakes on
Earth are holomictic;
meromictic lakes are rare,
although they may be less rare...
- The
primary inflow to the lake is an
unnamed cr****.
Crawford Lake is
meromictic,
which means it has
sequentially deposited seasonal sediment laminations...
- of oxygen. As a result,
becoming meromictic greatly changes a lake's ecology. Mono Lake has
experienced meromictic periods in the past; this most recent...
-
Cyangugu (In the background) as seen from Tumbimbi.
Limnic eruption Mazuku Meromictic lake Lag****é, Paul, ed. (2000). The
Columbia Encyclopedia (6 ed.). Columbia...
