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Tag Archives: Lake Tilo
The elevation of Lake Tilo
For my PhD, I studied the palaeolimnology of two lakes in the Ethiopian rift valley, using diatoms to reconstruct changes in the water chemistry of Lake Awassa, an oligosaline caldera lake which retains its low salinity despite having no effluent … Continue reading
Posted in Data manipulation, Palaeohydrology, R, Uncategorized
Tagged lake level, Lake Tilo, Telford and Lamb (1999)
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