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Name 20 lakes in north America?
Oologah lake-skiatook lake-lake superior-lake Huron-grand lake-lake eufaula-fort Gibson lake-keystone lake-lake Hudson-sooner lake-beaver lake-table rock lake-lake greeson-lake ouachita-shady lake-horsehead lake-cove lake-Longview lake-Stockton lake-spring fork lake-mark twain lake-Truman lake-lake niangwa-lake Barkley-iron mountain lake-clear creak lake-el dorado lake-hillsdale lake-Milford lake-Osage county lake-redbud lake-Wilson lake-Marion county lake-lake view lake-happy hollow lake-Clinton lake-lake buchanon-lake texoma-Lewis lake-caddo lake
What is the only fresh water lake in the world to have sharks?
Lake Nicaragua in Nicaragua is the only freshwater lake in the world known to have Bull sharks. These sharks have adapted to the lake's environment and have been able to thrive in its freshwater conditions.
Are there marine life in lake toba?
Yes, Lake Toba in Indonesia is home to several species of fish, including carp, tilapia, and catfish. Additionally, there are freshwater snails and shrimp that live in the lake.
What kind of fish are in lake simcoe?
In Lake Simcoe there are walleyes, northern pikes, yellow perch, rainbow smelts, lake whitefish, largemouth basses, smallmouth basses, lake trouts, brown bullheads, rock basses, and white suckers.
Where in a lake would likely find turtles?
On the shoreline in vegetated areas as well as the shallows when they are looking for food. The best areas are any channels on the lake.
Is lake Michigan a mesotrophic lake?
I want to say yes. Lake Michigan is not Oligotrophic like Lake George in New York. It isn't Eutrophic or Hypereutrophic which are characterized by high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus and low levels of oxygen near the bottom of the lake.
What causes scientists to be concerned about the quality of lake water?
High levels of nitrates.
Thunderbird marina on milford lake is it flooding?
The water is extremely high, but there are still plenty of places to tent camp. Milford lake is a flood control lake and water levels can get even higher than they are now.
What did Lake Mead look like in 1983?
Lake Mead reached record high levels. Therefore, the water was nearly to the top of Hoover Dam, and the Emergency Spillways were used.
What rivers receive water from Lake Okeechobee when levels are high?
When Lake Okeechobee's water levels are high, excess water is released into several rivers, primarily the St. Lucie River to the east and the Caloosahatchee River to the west. These rivers facilitate the flow of water from the lake to the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, respectively. Additionally, water can also flow into the Everglades, contributing to the region's ecosystem.
List four biotic factors and four abiotic factors in a lake ecosystem?
is this for an assignment in forster high cause im looking for that too ? haha
What happened when halite and gypsum in Lake Erie?
Halite and gypsum are both evaporite minerals formed from the evaporation of water in saline environments. In Lake Erie, when conditions are right, these minerals can precipitate out of the water as the lake's salinity increases, particularly during periods of low water levels or high evaporation rates. However, the presence of halite and gypsum in Lake Erie is limited due to the lake's overall freshwater nature and its dynamic hydrology, which typically prevents the sustained high salinity levels required for significant evaporation mineral formation.
Can you get water levels for rattlesnake lake?
No.
How was Mono Lake formed?
Mono Lake formed naturally about 760,000 years ago. It is considered to be a saline soda lake and contains very high levels of salt. It is 13 miles long and 9.3 miles wide. It has an average depth of 57 feet.
What is lake mead Nevada water levels?
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The highest salinity would be found in what areas?
The highest salinity levels are typically found in enclosed bodies of water with high evaporation rates, such as the Dead Sea and the Great Salt Lake. These areas have limited freshwater inflow and high concentrations of dissolved salts, resulting in extremely high salinity levels.
What are the different levels of lakes?
The term Lake Levels refers to a relative measure rather than the actual depth of the water. Lake levels tell the difference between the current level and the full pond, which is the point where the water starts to spill over its boundaries. Lake levels fluctuate on a daily and seasonal basis.
