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Hydroclimate - The Influence of Water Movement in Freshwater Ecology (Hardcover, 1992 ed.)
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Hydroclimate - The Influence of Water Movement in Freshwater Ecology (Hardcover, 1992 ed.)
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Sun, wind and water draining from the land interact with the
morphological features of a water body to create the environment
experienced by freshwater plants and animals. The result of this
interaction can be considered as the freshwater hydro climate and
this plays the same role as that of conventional climate in
terrestrial ecology. Agriculture, for example, has long been
supported by specialist meteorological services which not only
provide farmers with a sound interpretation of weather and climate
without excessive technicality but which also consider relations
between climate and the growth of crops and stock. There is a need
for a similar service in freshwater ecology and applied biology.
This book is the result of a number of years devoted to developing
part of that service. It concentrates on the influence of all forms
of water movement on the ecology of fresh waters. Water movement
implies interest in both the quantity of water moving through river
basins which reflects the climate of the catch ment as well as the
nature of the fluid motion within the rivers and lakes of the
basin. The book is not so much a review of recent research as an
attempt to establish a logic-how knowledge of water movement can
contribute to understanding the ecology of fresh waters. Two points
follow directly.
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