limnological (Meaning)
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limnological (a)
of or relating to limnology
Synonyms & Antonyms of limnological
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limnological Sentence Examples
- The limnological study of Lake Tahoe revealed a profound shift in its nutrient balance.
- Limnological research aims to comprehensively understand the physical, chemical, and biological processes occurring in aquatic ecosystems.
- The limnological conditions of the Amazon River support a diverse array of aquatic life.
- Limnological surveys provide valuable data for water quality monitoring and ecosystem management.
- The limnologist meticulously collected water samples for analysis, seeking to unravel the lake's limnological dynamics.
- Climate change has significant impacts on limnological processes, altering water temperature, nutrient availability, and dissolved oxygen levels.
- Eutrophication is a major threat to freshwater ecosystems, leading to algal blooms and degrading limnological conditions.
- Limnological modeling allows scientists to predict changes in aquatic ecosystems and develop strategies for their conservation.
- The limnological health of wetlands indicates the ecological integrity of the surrounding watershed.
- Limnological studies contribute to our understanding of the interconnectedness of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
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of or relating to limnology
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The limnological study of Lake Tahoe revealed a profound shift in its nutrient balance.
Limnological research aims to comprehensively understand the physical, chemical, and biological processes occurring in aquatic ecosystems.
The limnological conditions of the Amazon River support a diverse array of aquatic life.
Limnological surveys provide valuable data for water quality monitoring and ecosystem management.
