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current	08:58, 19 May 2020		1,296 × 432 (37 KB)	Qniemiec	The fall circulation within _deep_ lakes doesn't definitely take place at +10°C, but +4°C - the +10°C scenario could only happen in case of extremely shallow lakes and accordingly strong winds. <ref>''Linder Biologie, 21th edition'', Schroedel-Verlag Hannover 1998, p. 94.</ref>

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