1971
DOI: 10.1590/1809-43921971013027
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Air temperatures in Central Amazonia. II - The effect of near-surface temperatures on land-use in the Tertiary region of Central Amazonia

Abstract: Maximum and minimum air temperatures were taken weekley at 10 different sites about 2 cm above ground level during the period of June 15th, 1968 to January 26th, 1970. Three temperature types were observed each of which has a specific ecological effect on land-use in Central Amazonia.

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“…ai., 1971, Brinkmann andGóes Ribeiro, 1971a). The marked effect of the "friagens" on the chemical composition of lake waters and the fish population in some floodplain lakes of Central Amazonia was studied over a period of years since 1968 (Brinkmann andSantos, 1972, Schmidt, 1972). Hardly any rnvestigation was undertaken considering the impact of low air temperature associated with strong winds on the macro and microbial life in the different ecotypes present in Central Amazonia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ai., 1971, Brinkmann andGóes Ribeiro, 1971a). The marked effect of the "friagens" on the chemical composition of lake waters and the fish population in some floodplain lakes of Central Amazonia was studied over a period of years since 1968 (Brinkmann andSantos, 1972, Schmidt, 1972). Hardly any rnvestigation was undertaken considering the impact of low air temperature associated with strong winds on the macro and microbial life in the different ecotypes present in Central Amazonia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%