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On the outflow of Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela

Regional Studies in Marine Science, 2017
Abstract Lake Maracaibo, an important wet coastal area located in the Caribbean Sea, is connected to the Gulf of Venezuela by a narrow, shallow channel known as Barra de Maracaibo . The water quality of this is poor owing to the very low water rate exchange with the Gulf.
Elizabeth Blazquez Gomez   +1 more
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THE SEISMIC PROPERTIES OF LAKE MARACAIBO

Geophysics, 1962
Abstract The seismic properties of Lake Maracaibo were investigated in an extensive experimental program. The controlling factor was found to be extremely low mud velocities produced by free gas in the bottom mud. The most important seismic phenomenon was singing, and its characteristics were investigated in detail.
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Recruitment of White Mullet in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela

North American Journal of Fisheries Management, 1994
Abstract White mullet Mugil curema forms the basis ofan important artisanal fishery in Lake Maracaibo. I examined recruitment dynamics of juvenile white mullets in Lake Maracaibo to evaluate the potential effects of further anthropogenic habitat alterations.
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Lake Maracaibo

Verhandlungen Der Internationalen Vereinigung Fur Theoretische Und Angewandte Limnologie International Association of Theoretical and Applied Limnology, 1964
Alfred C Redfield
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Maracaibo Lake

Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences Series, 2012
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Recent sediments of Lake Maracaibo

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1962
Abstract Up to 30 meters of fine-grained, greenish-gray muds are deposited in the Recent sediments of the Maracaibo lake basin (Venezuela). They rest unconformably on the Milagro formation (probably Pleistocene). Compositions and grain size ranges are given.
R. Sarmiento, R. A. Kirby
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Dynamics of a large tropical lake: Lake Maracaibo

Aquatic Sciences, 2005
The dynamics of a large tropical lake, Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, are described using field data and the 3D Estuary and Lake Computer Model (ELCOM). ADCP data from November 1998 and CTD data spanning September 1998 to April 1999 are presented. Seawater enters Lake Maracaibo via an augmented natural connection to the Gulf of Venezuela, which allows an ...
Bernard E. Laval   +2 more
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Communications on Lake Maracaibo

IEEE Transactions on Industry and General Applications, 1966
In 1952 it became apparent that communications on Creole Petroleum Corporation's Lake Maracaibo oilfields were in-adequate, and engineering studies were initiated to determine the communications requirements in order to design a system which would satisfy existing requirements and be easily expandable to accommodate future growth.
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