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lentic

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lentic [′len·tik]
(ecology)
Of or pertaining to still waters such as lakes, reservoirs, ponds, and bogs. Also spelled lenitic.


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The fish fauna of Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in Jennings and Jackson counties, Indiana was studied from 15 sites consisting of lentic and lotic waters.
The invertebrate communities in this study demonstrated high intersite variation (online Technical Appendix), a finding similar to those of other studies of lentic invertebrate habitats (31,32).
The sixty-three samples analyzed and statistically treated for periphyton richness and abundance were grouped by two ecosystem typology: lentic and lotic (Table 1).
 
 
 
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