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Algal Communities Along the Sava River
, 2014 Field analysis of phytoplankton and phytobenthos communities of the river Sava has been performed, from Slovenia to Serbia, in August 2011 and September 2012 at 20 localities. A total number of 256 taxa have been determined, from eight divisions: Cyanobacteria (20), Rhodophyta (1), Dinophyta (6), Cryptophyta (1), Chrysophyta (1), Bacillariophyta (152),
Simić, Snežana B. +3 more
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Ichthyofauna of the River Sava System
, 2014 On the survey of the recent records, the fish and lamprey fauna of the River Sava catchment consists of 74 species, 15 of which being considered alien. The indigenous species diversity, explained using the relation N = 0. 546 A 0.232, fits well into the range common for large catchments in Europe. Both taxonomic and ecological diversity, as well as the
Simonović, Predrag +7 more
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Zooplankton Community Along the Sava River
, 2014 The aim of this study was to examine for the first time the composition of zooplankton community along the greatest part of the Sava River flow. Eighty two zooplankton taxa were collected at the Sava River in September of 2012, 7 Rhizopoda, 8 Ciliophora, 57 Rotifera, 7 Cladocera, 2 Copepoda, and 1 Bivalvia.
Aleksandar M. Ostojić +2 more
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Long lived radionuclides in the ecosystem of the Sava river
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 2006 The radioactivity of water and sediments from the Sava river in the course through Serbia during 2001-2003 has been examined by alpha- and gamma-ray spectrometry. Except for cesium originating from Chernobyl, the radioactivity level of water and sediment coincide with the content of natural radionuclides in the environment of the river basin ...
Vuković, Živorad +3 more
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Zooplankton Community Along the Sava River
Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, 2015The aim of this study was to examine for the first time the composition of zooplankton community along the greatest part of the Sava River flow. Eighty two zooplankton taxa were collected at the Sava River in September of 2012, 7 Rhizopoda, 8 Ciliophora, 57 Rotifera, 7 Cladocera, 2 Copepoda, and 1 Bivalvia.
Ivana Radojevic +2 more
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Measurement of tritium in the Sava and Danube Rivers
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2016Two nuclear power plants (NPP), the KrškoNPP (Slovenia) on the Sava River and the Paks NPP (Hungary) on the Danube River, are located in the immediate vicinity of Croatia and Serbia. Some of the radioactivity monitoring around the NPPs involves measuring tritium activity in the waters of rivers and wells.
Grahek, Željko +5 more
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The Sava River, a tributary of the Danube River, was the largest national river basin in the former Yugoslavia and had a population of seven million [6]. A small part of the basin has always belonged to Albania. The basin is now international, its catchment area providing drainage for four countries: Slovenia occupies 12% of its total watershed area ...
M. Brilly +3 more
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The Sava River, a tributary of the Danube River, was the largest national river basin in the former Yugoslavia and had a population of seven million [6]. A small part of the basin has always belonged to Albania. The basin is now international, its catchment area providing drainage for four countries: Slovenia occupies 12% of its total watershed area ...
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A river ran through it: post-conflict peacebuilding on the Sava River in former Yugoslavia
Water International, 2011 The Sava River flows through Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia on its way to join the Danube at Belgrade. This formerly national river became an international one as a result of the break-up of Yugoslavia due to the 1991-95 Yugoslav Wars ...
Filipovic, Marija +9 more
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Beneficiation of sand from the sava-river bed
2000Gravel from the Sava-river bed contains coal particles, which remain in sand after classification. The coal content in class 4 mm ranges from about 0, 5 to 2 %, while in relatively close classes, such as 1/0, 5 resp. 2/1 mm it is even up to 6, 23 resp. 6, 37 %.
Salopek, Branko, Bedeković, Gordan
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