1. Scotland
... in the summer months and hence affect fish and other aquatic life. Mesotrophic lochs contain enough nutrients to support rich and diverse plant growth while usually remaining clear; they are not dominated by algae. They are typically very rich in plant and animal life, a good example being Loch Ussie, near Dingwall. Mesotrophic and eutrophic waters are artificially increasing in number due to ... distinct basins deeper than 30 m in the lake, one in the south of the Douglas Water delta and one in the north and these are known to have quite distinct characteristics. Loch Lomond's catchmen...
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