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meromictic

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meromictic [¦mer·ə¦mik·tik]
(hydrology)
Of or pertaining to a lake whose water is permanently stratified and therefore does not circulate completely throughout the basin at any time during the year.


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Leaving Lowville behind we headed straight north to another conservation area in the Halton Region Conservation System: Crawford Lake features a so-called meromictic lake, a deep body of water where different layers of water do not intermix.
In some lakes, called meromictic, the deepest water remains stagnant and never rises to the top; * Thermal stratification.
 
 
 
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