Autor/Autorin: Affef Baaloudj
Baaloudj Affef, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Ecology and Environmental Engineering at the University of Guelma (Algeria), holds a PhD in Ecology and the Environment, and is a specialist in the field of biodiversity and wetland conservation.
This book contributes to a better understanding of limnology, a discipline of ecology that studies continental aquatic ecosystems (stagnant and running waters). Intended for graduate students in environmental sciences (aquatic ecology in particular), it is structured in 3 essential parts: presentation of biological diversity, and the threats that impact on aquatic biodiversity; lentic environments (lakes, ponds, pools); and lotic environments (rivers, streams). This book provides the basic notions needed to teach limnology, as well as a useful reference for users of aquatic ecosystems.
Über den Autor
Baaloudj Affef, Dozent an der Abteilung für Ökologie und Umweltingenieurwesen der Universität Guelma (Algerien), hat einen Doktortitel in Ökologie und Umwelt und ist Spezialist für Biodiversität und die Erhaltung von Feuchtgebieten.
Klappentext
This book contributes to a better understanding of limnology, a discipline of ecology that studies continental aquatic ecosystems (stagnant and running waters). Intended for graduate students in environmental sciences (aquatic ecology in particular), it is structured in 3 essential parts: presentation of biological diversity, and the threats that impact on aquatic biodiversity; lentic environments (lakes, ponds, pools); and lotic environments (rivers, streams). This book provides the basic notions needed to teach limnology, as well as a useful reference for users of aquatic ecosystems.
