Lake Nuga Nuga

Lake Nuga Nuga is a levee-dammed lake in the dry sub-humid tropics of the Fitzroy Basin in Central Queensland, Australia, that has expanded significantly since it was first mapped in 1866. 210Pb dating of a sediment core from the lake indicates that the rate of sedimentation has been constant for the past 67 years at 3 mm yr−1 despite widespread clearing and land use intensification in the catchment during that time. Pollen analysis confirms this and shows that there was little change in vegetation during the early settlement period (1863-1962), but the intensification of land use that started in the early 1960s brought about a dramatic change in the vegetation communities. This study demonstrates that while sediment production may be significantly impacted by land-use activities, sediment delivery is primarily controlled by topography

Clearing · Drainage basin · Geography · Geomorphology · Land use · Levee · Physical geography · Sediment · Sedimentation · Structural basin · Environmental Science · Groundwater and Watershed Analysis · Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes · Soil erosion and sediment transport · Ecology · Geology

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  Grant W G Cochrane, Phillip J Habgood et al.•Australian Archaeology•2012

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• Elemental differences

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• The significance of Levallois and discoidal technology in the Arcadia Valley, south central Queensland

  Open Access•Grant W G Cochrane•Queensland Archaeological Research•2014

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• Optical dating of Holocene extreme flood events in eastern South Africa and their connection to Enso variability

  Open Access•Jamie Wood, Jamie C Wood et al.•Quaternary International•2026

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• Particle Motion and the Theory of Charcoal Analysis

  Open Access•June S Clark, James S Clark•Quaternary Research•1988

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• Palaeohydrological variation in a tropical river catchment

  Open Access•P J ISDALE, Peter Isdale et al.•The Holocene•1998

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• The Herbert River, Queensland, Tropical Australia

  Open Access•Anthony Richard Ladson, John W Tilleard•Australian Geographical Studies•1999

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• The Eppalock Soil Conservation Project, Victoria, Australia

  Open Access•Jennifer Davis, Jennifer A Davis et al.•Australian Geographical Studies•1999

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• Land Use and Lake Sedimentation on the New England Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia

  R J Haworth, Robert Haworth et al.•Australian Geographer•1999

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• A thousand years of environmental change and human impact in the alpine zone at Mt Kosciusko, New South Wales

  John Dodson, J R Dodson et al.•Australian Geographer•1994

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• Prickly Pear Menace in Eastern Australia 1880-1940

  Open Access•Donald B Freeman•Geographical Review•1992

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