Zooplankton seasonal dynamics in the neighbouring lakes Takvatn and Lombola (Northern Norway)
Abstract The zooplankton of two neighbouring lakes, situated in northern Norway (69° 07′ N), was studied during the ice-free season of 1994. Zooplankton structure and seasonal dynamics are compared, and the importance of biotic interactions and seasonality (temperature and photoperiod) as determinan...
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