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1. Lago di Pergusa (Sadori
and Narcisi 001)
2. Central Italy lakes (Magri et al 1997)
3. Lake Vrana (Schmidt et al 2000)
4. Rezina (Willis 1992a; Abbott et al in prep)
5. Gramousti (Willis 1992b)
6. Pylos (Zangger et al 1997)
7. Kournas (Curtis et al in prep)
8. Kaz Gölü (Bottema 1997
9. Konya (Eastwood et al 1999)
10. Eski Açigol (Roberts et al 2001)
11. Abant Lake (Bottema 1997)
12. Yeniçaga (Bottema 1997)
13. Sögütlü Lake (Bottema 1997)
14. Lake Van (Lemcke and Sturm 1997; Wick, Lemcke, Sturm 2003)
15. Lake Huleh (Baruch and Bottema 1999)
16. Soreq Cave (Bar-Matthews et al 1999)
17. Dead Sea (Frumkin et al 1994)
18. Ghab (Yasuda et al 2000)
19. Bouara Lake (Bottema 1997)
20. Lake Zeribar (Wright and Stevens 2003)
21. Lake Mirabad (Griffiths,Schwalb, and Stevens 2001)
22. Oman (Fleitmann et al 2003);
23. Gulf of Oman (Cullen et al 2000)
24. North Arabian Sea (von Rad et al 1999; Staubwasser et al 2003)
25. Karawar (Ben-Taleb et al 1997)
26. Sambhar, Lunkaransar, Pachpadra (Kajale and Deotare 1997; Enzel et
al 1999)
27. Lake Abhé (Gasse 1977)
28. Ziway-Shala (Gasse 2000)
29. Lake Turkana (Johnson and Odada 1996)
30. Kilimanjaro (Thompson et al 2003)
31. Kajemarum Oasis (Street-Perrot et al 2000
32. Bahr-eGhazal (Servant, Servant-Vildary 1980; Gasse 2000)
33. Karadashinskii Swamp (Kremenetski 1995)X
34. Polesye Swamp (Zernickaja 1996)
35. Razdorskaya (Kremenetski 1997; Shislina and Kremenetski 1995)X
36. middle Volga (Kremenetski et al 1999)
37. Kalmuk (Kremenetski, Chichagova, and Shishlina 1999)
38. Kaharabulak swamp (Shislina and Kremenetski 1995)
39. Arkhyz (Kvavadze and Efrimov 1996)
40. Manzala Lagoon (Krom et al 2002; Stanley et al 2003)
41. Red Sea (Arz et al 2003)
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