File:Kinwamakwad Secchi Disks.jpg
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English: Aerial photo of Kinwamakwad Lake (Long Lake) in 2015 during a whole-lake manipulation in which dissolved organic carbon was increased by ~50% in the treatment basin (right of the white curtain in center of photo). The difference in water color between the two basins can be seen with a pair of unofficial world's largest secchi disks. The photo was taken by Jason Kurtzweil of University of Wisconsin - Madison. |
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| Source | Jason Kurtzweil took the photo for use by Jayzlimno and others on the whole-lake manipulation project. |
| Author | Jason Kurtzweil |
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| current | 14:18, 10 January 2019 | | 4,384 × 2,466 (3.76 MB) | Jayzlimno | Cross-wiki upload from en.wikipedia.org |
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