Titlebook: Lake Kinneret; C. Serruya Book 1978 Dr W. Junk bv Publishers The Hague 1978 Fauna.algae.benthic.energy balance.environment.phytoplankton.p

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0077-0639 e Prehistoric Man witnessed the last tectonic readj ustments of the Rift Valley, geological events do not belong only to the remote past but still strongly affect the lacustrine environment. It is therefore necessary to give a detailed picture of the regional background and limnological features of

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Introductionllow the persistence of tertiary water bodies and their fauna. It follows that most of the lakes of the northern Hemisphere are not older than 20,000 years. This represents a very brief period for the post-glacial fauna of these lakes to have produced new species, and these lakes generally show a very low level of species differentiation.

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Meteorologyorthern shore (32° 52′N, 35° 32′E, -200 m MSL) which continued until 1916. In the same decade, rainfall measurements were started in the Jewish agricultural settlements of Kinneret (32°43′N, 35° 34′E, -170 m MSL) and Migdal (32° 49′N, 35° 34′E, -206 m MSL).