Titre de série :	Monographiae Biologicae
Titre :	Lake Kariba : a man-made tropical ecosystem in central africa
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Balon, E. K. ; Coche, A. G.
Mention d'édition :	W. JUNK Publishers
Editeur :	W. JUNK Publishers
Année de publication :	1974
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	9061936
Note générale :	The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	lac  Ecosystème  Bassin versant  Production halieutique  Climatologie  Géologie  Hydrologie  Ressource halieutique  Milieu aquatique  Limnologie
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.
Note de contenu :	The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.

Monographiae Biologicae. Lake Kariba : a man-made tropical ecosystem in central africa [texte imprimé] / Balon, E. K. ; Coche, A. G.  . -  W. JUNK Publishers . - W. JUNK Publishers, 1974.
ISSN : 9061936
The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	lac  Ecosystème  Bassin versant  Production halieutique  Climatologie  Géologie  Hydrologie  Ressource halieutique  Milieu aquatique  Limnologie
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.
Note de contenu :	The lake Kariba study is a sample of a possible estimate of a ressource potential. In the lake Kariba study for the first time a multispecies situation is investigated, for the second time a tropical fish taxoncene is studied, and for the fourth time, age and growth evaluation proceedures are used succefully for tropical fishes. As a fifth major study about the absolute ecological production of fishe in the whole history of fishery investigation, the lake Kariba study has the potential of becoming a conceptual and methodological classic.