Sentence examples for lakes worldwide from inspiring English sources

The evidence from the LM provides new hints for the formation of oriented lakes worldwide.

Lake Hayward is one of only about 30 hypersaline lakes worldwide that is meromictic and heliothermal and as such behaves as a natural salt gradient solar pond.

The lake had characteristics in common with failed lakes worldwide (e.g. the lake was in contact with a retreating glacier and was dammed by a narrow-steep moraine).

The above cyanobacterial species found in Lake Karla have been shown to produce a variety of toxins and alkaloids with toxic activity in many lakes worldwide (Sivonen and Jones 1999; Sabour et al. 2005; Kurmayer et al. 2005; Hisem 2008).

Although nutrient pollution remains the most common source of water-body impairment throughout much of the developed world (1), phosphorus management has reduced algal blooms in many temperate lakes worldwide (2).

Many lakes worldwide are exposed to high anthropogenic impacts including the influx of polluted surface water and groundwater, fish production and nutrient run-off from agriculture in the catchment.

Implications for hydrology in particular, will be to produce long term homogeneous and reliable time series of lake levels worldwide.

Many sedges are important emergent and floating mat aquatics in lakes and streams worldwide, including species of Carex, Cladium, Cyperus, Eleocharis, Rhynchospora, and Schoenoplectus.

Eutrophication, or overenrichment with nutrients, is an environmental issue of concern for wetlands, streams, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs worldwide.

Micro-and nano-plastics, including shed fibers from billions of items of clothing washed daily, have been found in every ocean gyre, increasingly in lakes and rivers worldwide, frozen into ice cores, in beach sediments everywhere and floating in the air.

Today, thousands of lakes and rivers worldwide are seriously polluted with methylmercury.