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Figure 7: Shannon Biodiversity of Zooplankton in Lakes With a Different Mictic Type and Thermal Layers.
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Figure 3: Zooplankton Species Richness in Lakes With Different Mictic Types (Epilimnion Only).
Figure 2: Mean ± SD Values of Species Richness and Shannon Biodiversity Index for Polymictic and Dimictic Lakes (With Their Thermal Layers).
Figure 8: Zooplankton Similarities for Polymictic and Dimictic Lakes.
Figure 6: Zooplankton Species Richness in the Hypolimnion With a Different Trophic Status.
Figure 4: Zooplankton Species Richness in the Epilimnion With a Different Trophic Status.
Table 3: Frequency (%) of Zooplankton Taxa in Examined Lakes.
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