P a p e r s A LIMNOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF A LARGE ARCTIC LAKE
ETTILLING LAKE, the largest lake in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, lies between 65'56'N. and 67'02'N. in south-central B & Island. The large size of this lake and its geographical position give it a place of special interest in limnology. Little is known of the physical and...
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| Summary: | ETTILLING LAKE, the largest lake in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, lies between 65'56'N. and 67'02'N. in south-central B & Island. The large size of this lake and its geographical position give it a place of special interest in limnology. Little is known of the physical and chemical conditions |
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