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Diatoms : indicators of tidal influx in a hydraulically regulated estuary, Zandvlei, in the southern Cape
Estuarine systems are characterised by relatively high levels of salinity due to their connection with the sea. Zandvlei has been victim too much manipulation for the sake of flood prevention, recreation and water level regulation. One of the largest impacts on the system is the rubble weir placed a...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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