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8: Vertical profile of temepertaure in Lake Ohrid

8: Vertical profile of temepertaure in Lake Ohrid

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Figure 2.8: Vertical profile of temepertaure in Lake Ohrid
Figure 2.9: Ecosystems and habitats of the Lake Ohrid catchment
Figure 2.10: The horizontal structure of the bottom zones of Lake Ohrid
Figure 2.11: The Index of endemic biodiversity for selected worldwide...
+4 Figure 5.3: Zoning Map "Historic Centre of Pogradec and buffer zone"
Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Ohrid region (Albania)
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Lake Ohrid is a superlative natural phenomenon, providing refuge for numerous endemic and relict freshwater species of flora and fauna dating from the tertiary period. As a deep and ancient lake of tectonic origin, Lake Ohrid has existed continuously for approximately two to three million years. Its oligotrophic waters conserve over 200 species of...
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