Lake Malawi
Influences of Lake Malawi on the spatial and diurnal variability of local precipitation
... the lake grids are much smaller than those at land grids, which is consistent with the reduced amplitude of diurnal variation over the lake in ...the lake shore in WRF- NOLM ...the lake are ...
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Land Use and Land Cover Change (LULC) in the Lake Malawi Drainage Basin, 1982 2005
... Ground observations were made for the LULC classes at specific locations in the Lake Malawi basin, shown in Figure 1 as diamond dots and red dots on the satellite imagery. A Garmin GPS unit was used to ...
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Century to millennial scale climatic variability in Lake Malawi revealed by isotope records
... with lake water isotope values and measured δD from palmitic acid contained in lake sediments across North America has been established (Huang et ...complex lake such as Malawi, this ...
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Specialized movement and laterality of fin biting behaviour in Genyochromis mento in Lake Malawi
... scale-eating Lake Tanganyika cichlid Perissodus microlepis indicates behavioural laterality that reflects asymmetric jaw ...The Lake Malawi cichlid Genyochromis mento feeds on the fins of other fish, ...
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Modelling and forecasting Lake Malawi water level fluctuations using stochastic models
... of Lake Malawi water levels as the river draws most of its water from the Lake ...dropping lake water levels in the lake can be grouped into long term and short term ...on Lake ...
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Application Of Forecasting In Determining Efficiency Of Fisheries Management Strategies Of Artisanal Labeo Mesops Fishery Of Lake Malawi
... in Malawi and other stakeholders have achieved to manage the commons and the fishery of Labeo mesops at large in Lake Malawi in Mangochi ...in Lake Malawi in Mangochi District to ...
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Influence of substrate orientation on feeding kinematics and performance of algae grazing Lake Malawi cichlid fishes
... in Lake Malawi including piscivores, fin-nippers and scale-eaters that all cause disruptions in the feeding rhythms of the mbuna as they graze (Fryer and Iles, ...in Lake Malawi’s species-rich ...
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Genomic Characterization of a B Chromosome in Lake Malawi Cichlid Fishes
... Using an analysis of sequence coverage, we identified 1.37 Mb of the A genome that has been copied to the B chromosome, and which is now shared among several Lake Malawi cichlid species as core B chromosome ...
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Exploring the complexity of microfinance and HIV in fishing communities on the shores of Lake Malawi
... Throughout the data collection participants reported microfinance as a reason why some women were vulnerable to HIV. In the study villages, some female fish traders used transactional sex as a way to access fish or ...
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Long term variations in the net inflow record for Lake Malawi
... Levels were “…so low that local inhabitants traversed dry land where a deep lake now resides” and the Ruhuhu tributary “…was completely desiccated at some time early in the century”. Levels may have been about ...
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Prevalence and distribution of Schistosoma haematobium infection among school children living in southwestern shores of Lake Malawi
... in Malawi has been conducting mapping exercises in some districts in the country, with support from various stakeholders, and this will provide useful information for planning and strategising control ...
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Application of Geophysical Methods on Geothermal Resource Exploration: A Case of Shores of Lake Malawi
... the Malawi springs, his calculations were only based on the chemical data reported in the Malawi Geological Survey Department (MGSD) bulletins published 50 years ...
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Macrozoobenthic community as biological indicators of pollution in Anchar lake of Kashmir
... A detailed limnological study of the anchar lake in Kashmir was conducted during March2015 to the collection of samples. The physico-chemical parameters of water and population density of three phyla viz, ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... There are at least twelve intermittent estuaries in the NSW section of the Twofold Shelf bioregion, the largest being Nadgee Lake. Five of these estuaries (Merrica River, Wirra Birra Creek, Table and Little Creek, ...
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Country Level Evaluation: Republic of Malawi. Final Report. Volume 2: Annexes. November 2011
... low. Malawi has few national consultants who are typically over-loaded but with little capacity for design and little experience of contract supervision (of ...in Malawi have a privileged position with ...
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The Mixed Source Chinook Salmon Fishery in Lake Huron: A Comparison of Spawning and Foraging Habitat Use by Naturalized and Hatchery Fish
... When originally introduced, it was assumed that indefinite stocking would be required to sustain Chinook salmon fisheries in the Great Lakes (Crawford, 2001). Stocking is defined as the intentional release of ...
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The magmatic and volatile evolution of gabbros hosting the Marathon PGE-Cu deposit: evolution of a conduit system
... Sulfide minerals in the Geordie Lake gabbro consist of predominantly disseminated chalcopyrite and bornite that are generally associated with secondary hydrous minerals (Fig. 3.6a & b). Minor pyrite, ...
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Vulnerability to climate change and adaptation strategies of local communities in Malawi: experiences of women fish-processing groups in the Lake Chilwa Basin
... conflict, Malawi has not experienced major armed con- flicts in the past decades (Hegre et ...in Malawi, factors that could develop in peaceful ...the Lake Chilwa region in southern Malawi was ...
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Climate Driven Changes in Lake Areas for the Last Half Century in the Valley of Lakes, Govi Region, Southern Mongolia
... of lake area change agrees with evidence from radar-altimetry lake level data that in- dicate distinct but spatially different inter-annual variations of lake level for inland lakes in the Central ...
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Domestic river water use and risk of typhoid fever : results from a case-control study in Blantyre, Malawi
... Blantyre through runoff from latrines, or irrigation with fecally contaminated river water. Calculation of attributable risk has enabled us to estimate frequency of exposure to these risk factors in the population. ...
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