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Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.
fall turnover
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fall overturn — mixing of waters in a lake caused by cooling of surface waters, convection currents and wind action. Presumably an American phenomenon (see also autumn overturn). Also called fall turnover … Dictionary of ichthyology
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autumn turnover — the mixing of the entire lake water mass in the autumn (or fall; presumably this is an English phenomenon see also fall overturn or turnover) … Dictionary of ichthyology
