Surface sediments of transboundary Lake Peipsi: composition, dynamics and role in matter cycling
Abstract To describe and analyse the role of sediments in the matter cycling in large shallow transboundary Lake Peipsi (L. Peipsi) in north-eastern Europe, detailed surface-sediment mapping was conducted. On the basis of grain size the surface sediments fall into three groups: coarse-grained sedime...
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