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#	Title	Journal	Year	Citations
1	The Chemical Composition of African Lake Waters	International Review of Hydrobiology	1965	490
2	The Annual Cycle of Stratification and Phytoplankton Growth in Lake Victoria (East Africa)	International Review of Hydrobiology	1966	320
3	The photosynthetic activity of phytoplankton in East African lakes	International Review of Hydrobiology	1965	258
4	Inhibitory and Toxic Effects of Blue-green Algae onDaphnia	International Review of Hydrobiology	1981	247
5	Phytoplankton and Epiphyte Development and Their Shading Effect on Submerged Macrophytes in Lakes of Different Nutrient Status	International Review of Hydrobiology	1981	205
6	Population Dynamics and Production of a Planktonic Marine Copepod,. Acartia clausii, in a Small Temperate Lagoon on San Juan Island, Washington	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	203
7	Versuch einer allgemeinen biozönotischen Gliederung der Fließgewässer	International Review of Hydrobiology	1961	186
8	Ecology and Metabolism of a Benthic Community on an Intertidal Sandflat	International Review of Hydrobiology	1968	181
9	Occurrence of cyanobacterial blooms in the baltic sea in relation to environmental conditions	International Review of Hydrobiology	1997	175
10	An Evaluation of Phosphorus-Chlorophyll-Phytoplankton Relationships for Lakes	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	165
11	Fish in Reservoirs	International Review of Hydrobiology	1991	163
12	Possibilities and Limits for Controlling Eutrophication by Biomanipulation	International Review of Hydrobiology	1995	160
13	The Taxonomic and Phylogenetic Significance Of the Head Pores of the Chydoridae (Cladoceha)	International Review of Hydrobiology	1959	151
14	Manipulation of the Pelagic Food Web by Stocking with Predacious Fishes	International Review of Hydrobiology	1984	151
15	Potential Mobility of Phosphorus in Different Types of Lake Sediment	International Review of Hydrobiology	1984	146
16	Some Problems in the Estimation of Chlorophyll-a and Phaeopigments from Pre- and Post-acidification Spectrophotometrie Measurements	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	142
17	Improved Methods for Determining Contents of Chlorophyll, Protein, Ribonucleic Acid, and Deoxyribonucleic Acid in Planktonic Populations	International Review of Hydrobiology	1970	138
18	The Freshwater Zooplankton of Sri Lanka, with a Discussion of Tropical Freshwater Zooplankton Composition	International Review of Hydrobiology	1980	138
19	The Dependence of Crustacean Respiration Rate on Body Mass and Habitat Temperature	International Review of Hydrobiology	1980	135
20	Autotrophic Picoplankton in Freshwater Ecosystems: The View from the Summit	International Review of Hydrobiology	1991	135
21	Distribution ofCalanus Species in the Seas of the Northern Hemisphere	International Review of Hydrobiology	1970	126
22	Süßwasser-Diatomeen des indomalayischen Archipels und der Hawaii-Inseln. Nach dem Material der Wallacea-Expedition	International Review of Hydrobiology	1942	122
23	The Dynamics of the Community Associated with a Marine Scleractinian Coral	International Review of Hydrobiology	1970	119
24	The Saline Lakes of Saskatchewan III. Chemical Characterization	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	116
25	On the Relation between the Temperature and the Respiratory Exchange in Fishes	International Review of Hydrobiology	1914	115
26	Direct Observations of Mechanisms Regulating Feeding Behavior of Daphnia, in Lakewater	International Review of Hydrobiology	1968	109
27	Selective Predation in Freshwater Zooplankton Communities	International Review of Hydrobiology	1983	108
28	The Distribution and Origins of Freshwater Fishes in the Balkan Peninsula, Especially in Greece	International Review of Hydrobiology	1991	104
29	Ideas for a Synthetic Approach to the Ecology Of Running Waters	International Review of Hydrobiology	1960	101
30	The Species and Size Composition of Tropical Freshwater Zooplankton with Special Reference to the Oriental Region (South East Asia)	International Review of Hydrobiology	1980	101
31	Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Iranischen Binnengewässer II Regional-limnologische Studie mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Crustaceenfauna	International Review of Hydrobiology	1961	99
32	Organic matter processing by a stream‐segment ecosystem: Fort River, Massachusetts, U.S.A.	International Review of Hydrobiology	1977	99
33	Relationship between Chlorophyll-α Concentration and Phytoplankton Biomass in Several Reservoirs in Czechoslovakia	International Review of Hydrobiology	1981	91
34	Mathematical Models of Plankton Production	International Review of Hydrobiology	1968	90
35	The Role of Predation in Causing Major Changes in the Limnology of a Hyper-Eutrophic Lake	International Review of Hydrobiology	1980	90
36	Blue-green Dominance in Lakes: The Role and Management Significance of pH and CO2	International Review of Hydrobiology	1984	90
37	Antarctic Stream Ecosystems: Variability in Environmental Properties and Algal Community Structure	International Review of Hydrobiology	1986	88
38	Lake Müggelsee and its Environment — Natural Conditions and Anthropogenic Impacts	International Review of Hydrobiology	1993	86
39	The Postglacial History of Lake Flarken, Southern Sweden, Interpreted from Subfossil Insect Remains	International Review of Hydrobiology	1986	85
40	The Ecology of Temporary Streams I. The Faunas of Two Canadian Streams	International Review of Hydrobiology	1976	83
41	Qualitative and Quantitative Interactions between Microphytobenthos and Herbivorous Meiofauna on a Brackish Intertidal Mudflat	International Review of Hydrobiology	1983	83
42	How Currents on Different Sides of Substrates in Streams Affect Mechanisms of Benthic Algal Accumulation	International Review of Hydrobiology	1984	81
43	Deep-Sea Macrobenthic Communities at Contrasting Sites off Portugal, Preliminary Results: I Introduction and Diversity Comparisons	International Review of Hydrobiology	1995	81
44	Le traîneau suprabenthique MACER-GIROQ : appareil amélioré pour l'échantillonnage quantitatif étagé de la petite faune nageuse an voisinage du fond The MACER-GIROQ Suprabenthic Sled: An Improved Device for Quantitative Two-level Sampling of the Small Swimming Fauna near the Bottom	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	80
45	Phototrophic Picoplankton in Temperate Lakes: Seasonal Abundance and Importance along a Trophic Gradient	International Review of Hydrobiology	1991	80
46	On the Relation between the Oxygen Deficit and the productivity and Typology of Lakes	International Review of Hydrobiology	1938	78
47	Some Factors Affecting on Dry Weight, Organic Weight and Concentrations of Carbon and Nitrogen in Freshly Prepared and in Preserved Zooplankton	International Review of Hydrobiology	1978	78
48	Egg size and duration of embryonic development in Crustacea	International Review of Hydrobiology	1975	77
49	Trace Metals in Mesozooplankton of the North Sea: Concentrations in Different Taxa and Preliminary Results on Bioaccumulation in Copepod Collectives (Calanus finmarchicus/C. helgolandicus)	International Review of Hydrobiology	1996	77
50	Complete Carbon and Nitrogen Budgets for the Carnivorous Amphipod,Calliopius laeviusculus (KRØYER)	International Review of Hydrobiology	1976	74

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