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TRANSFORMATION OF LAKES IN SUBSIDENCE BASINS IN THE SILESIAN UPLAND (SOUTHERN POLAND)
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Modern nature use and anthropogenic processes, Anthropogenic water reservoirs and development of natural relief transformation processes (a case study from the Silesian Upland and its borders) Kozyreva 56 1999
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms Restoring nature in mining areas of the Silesian Upland (Poland) Pełka-Gościniak 13 1685 2006
Ekologia Study on use of artificial water reservoirs in Silesian Upland (southern Poland) as element of cultural landscape Rzetala 25 212 2006
Water and Environment Journal New lake district in Europe: origin and hydrochemical characteristics Rzętała 26 108 2012
Anthropogenic changes of the Upper Silesian conurbation environment Żmuda 211 1973
Transformations of geosystems of water reservoirs originated in subsidence depressions (a case study of the Katowice Upland) Machowski 178 2010
Instrumental methods of examination of water and wastewater Dojlido 274 1997
Hydrochemistry. Laboratory exercises for a third year geography, Krawczyk 92 1999
Determination of orthophosphate in water by spectrophotometric method, Physico-chemical analysis of water and land. Sobczyński 99 1992
Geographia. Studia et dissertationes Effects of acid precipitation on the chemical composition of surface water Krawczyk 17 16 1993
Characteristics of impacts of mining on the rock mass and on the ground surface. Surface protection against mining damages Szpetkowski 39 1980
Changes in water relations under the conditions of strong antropopression (a case study of Katowice conurbation) Czaja 1999
Functioning of water reserviors and the course of limnic rocesses under conditions of varied anthropopression a case study of Upper Silesian Region Rzętała 172 2008
Limnological Review Reservoirs in subsidence basins and depression hollows in the Silesian Upland – selected hydrological matters Jankowski 1 143 2001
Biogeochemistry trace elements Kabata-Pendias 364 1993
Modern nature use and anthropogenic processes, Anthropogenic water reservoirs and development of natural relief transformation processes (a case study from the Silesian Upland and its borders) Kozyreva 56 1999
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms Restoring nature in mining areas of the Silesian Upland (Poland) Pełka-Gościniak 13 1685 2006
Ekologia Study on use of artificial water reservoirs in Silesian Upland (southern Poland) as element of cultural landscape Rzetala 25 212 2006
Water and Environment Journal New lake district in Europe: origin and hydrochemical characteristics Rzętała 26 108 2012
Anthropogenic changes of the Upper Silesian conurbation environment Żmuda 211 1973
Transformations of geosystems of water reservoirs originated in subsidence depressions (a case study of the Katowice Upland) Machowski 178 2010
Instrumental methods of examination of water and wastewater Dojlido 274 1997
Hydrochemistry. Laboratory exercises for a third year geography, Krawczyk 92 1999
Determination of orthophosphate in water by spectrophotometric method, Physico-chemical analysis of water and land. Sobczyński 99 1992
Geographia. Studia et dissertationes Effects of acid precipitation on the chemical composition of surface water Krawczyk 17 16 1993
Characteristics of impacts of mining on the rock mass and on the ground surface. Surface protection against mining damages Szpetkowski 39 1980
Changes in water relations under the conditions of strong antropopression (a case study of Katowice conurbation) Czaja 1999
Functioning of water reserviors and the course of limnic rocesses under conditions of varied anthropopression a case study of Upper Silesian Region Rzętała 172 2008
Limnological Review Reservoirs in subsidence basins and depression hollows in the Silesian Upland – selected hydrological matters Jankowski 1 143 2001
Biogeochemistry trace elements Kabata-Pendias 364 1993
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