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Zinav Lake, which is located in the Central Black Sea Region of Turkey.
Temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, electrical conductivity, total
suspended solids, Secchi disc transparency, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate,
total nitrogen, soluble reactive phosphorus, total phosphorus and
chlorophyll a were monitored in water column from January 2012 to June
2013. The study showed that Zinav Lake was a dimictic lake, which
circulated in spring and fall, and thermally stratified in summer.
Hypo-limnetic oxygen deficit and metalimnetic oxygen minima were the
cases. Vertical distribution of dissolved oxygen and pH and ammonia
accumulation in hypolimnion represented eutrophic/hypereutrophic
conditions. The values and ratios of nutrients and chlorophyll a and
Secchi disc transparency clearly classified Zinav Lake as
eutrophic/hypereutrophic. Allochthonous loadings of organic matter and
nutrients from the catchment and the changes in hydrological cycle by a
power plant seem to be the most threatening factors controlling the
water quality and trophic state in Zinav Lake.},
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 author = {Buhan, Saliha Dirim and Bektas, Nihal and Kocer, Mehmet Ali T and Dogan, Hakan Mete and Buhan, Ekrem and Polat, Fatih},
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