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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Lake Maratoto"”.

  1. Past and present benthic fauna of Lake Maratoto with special reference to the chironomidae

    The benthic fauna of Lake Maratoto, a eutrophic dy (dystrophic) lake in the Waikato basin, was investigated from 19/9/78 to 13/3/80. Core samples were taken at approximately fortnightly intervals from six stations of varying depths. Fifty taxa were recognised and the distribution and seasonal …

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  2. The phytoplankton communities of nine lakes, Waikato, New Zealand: a comparative study of floristics, seasonal dynamics and the influence of herbivory

    … of the phytoplankton communities of nine shallow lakes located in relatively close proximity to one another within the Waikato Basin, and of similar age and origin, were studied for one year (July 1983 to July 1984); the lakes were Kainui, Mangahia, Mangakaware, Maratoto, Ngaroto, Rotokauri, …

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  3. Studies on late Quaternary tephras in the Waikato and other regions in northern North Island, New Zealand, based on distal deposits in lake sediments and peats

    … investigated using distal tephras contained in lake sediments and peats. Such environments are advantageous for tephra studies, particularly in distal localities where tephra identifications have previously been difficult, because the tephras are preserved as discrete layers relatively little …

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