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Study sites
Country/
Length/
DOC
Reference
latitudes
watershed area a
Surface (Depth) c
Deeper (Depth) b
km or (km 2
) a
(μM C)
Lake Ponds, (WangHua and TLH), North-east
China (n
= 2)
China
–
2075–3152
–
Mostofa KMG et al.,
(unpublished data)
Lake Fuxian, China
24ºN
–
116
95–100
(50–140 m)
Hayakawa et al. (2004)
Lake Xingyun, China
24ºN
–
629–658
–
Hayakawa et al. (2004)
8 Lakes (Batu, Tehang, Bunter, Bajawak, Pahewan,
Hampapak, Rengas & Takapan)
Indonesia (10ºN–
10ºS)
–
458–1300
–
Ishikawa et al. (2006)
Lake Dapur and Lake Hurung)
Indonesia (10ºN–
10ºS)
–
2042, 4133
–
Ishikawa et al. (2006)
Lake Hovsgol, Middle site, Mongolia
50–52ºN
–
85–100
85–90 (50–
200 m)
Hayakawa et al. (2003)
Lake shore site toward middle of Lake Hövsgöl,
Mongolia
50–52ºN
–
93–550
–
Hayakawa et al. (2003)
Lake Baikal (North, Central & South basin)
51–55ºN
(556,000)
92–142 (0–100 m) 88–105 (500–
1620
m)
Yoshioka et al. (2002a,
2007), Sugiyama et al.
(2004)
Lakes, New Zealand (n
= 11)
New Zealand
(3.4–352)
25–833
–
Rae et al. (2001)
Swamps, Bang Nara River basin, Thailand
1–10ºN
–
475–10333
–
Yoshioka et al. (2002b)
Middle East
Lake Kinnerret
Israel
–
270–485 (0–10 m) 258–368 (38 m) Annual Report (2004)
Latin America
12 Lakes, Barciloche region
Argentina
–
21–222
–
Morris et al. (1995)
Lake Barata, Brazil
1ºN
–
420–710
–
Farjalla et al. (2006)
Europe
–
–
Lake Great Dun Fell
UK
–
333–3750
–
Worrall et al. (2004a)
Lake Geneva, Switzerland–France
Switzerland–
France
–
59–128
–
Guéguen et al. (2002)
Table
2 (continued)
(continued)