morphology: lake zones - juniata college
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FIGURE 7.7
Glacial—all kinds of lakesIce Scour
1. Cirque lakes
2. Pater noster lakes
3. Piedmont lake
Moraine Lakes
1. Moraine lakes (damming) (Finger Lakes)
2. Kettle lakes
Natural Lakes
Lake Districts / Distribution
Ephemeral
Disappear eventually??
– Depends on type
Fish fauna vary
Zoogeography
Meteor
Glacial
Oxbow
Rift
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FIGURE 7.16
Langmuir circulation cells on a lake. Note zones of convergence where spiral currents meet and go down into the
lake. (Image by Pete Else).
Micro-scale (Langmuir Circulation Cells)
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FIGURE 7.17
Formation of an internal seiche and entrainment associated with wind. Dashed arrows show water flow. (A) The lake
under calm conditions; (B) the wind deepens the epilimnion on the right; (C) a strong wind mixes some of the
epilimnion with the hypolimnion; (D) the wind stops and the hypolimnion begins to oscillate; and (E and F) the
amplitude of the seiche diminishes over time.
Seiche