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Lake Kinneret Watershed—Landscape Heterogeneity and Human Impact
Moshe Inbar
Department of Geography and Environmental Studies
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Mediterranean Climate
100%
Drainage Basin
100%
Human Impact
100%
Lake Kinneret
100%
Kinneret
100%
Heterogeneous Treatment Effects
100%
Eastern Mediterranean
50%
Climatic Factors
50%
Rainfall
50%
Environmental Concern
50%
Land Use
50%
Sediment Yield
50%
Human Factors
50%
Early Upper Paleolithic
50%
Fluvial System
50%
Erosion Rate
50%
Paleolithic Period
50%
Human Presence
50%
Erosion Mechanism
50%
Semi-arid
50%
Geomorphology
50%
Historic Cities
50%
Evapotranspiration
50%
Climate Regions
50%
Mountainous Areas
50%
Lake Kinneret Watershed
50%
Soil Use
50%
Soil Climate
50%
Vegetation Use
50%
Average Rainfall
50%
Physiographic Factors
50%
Cold Fronts
50%
Sub-humid Climate
50%
Physiographic Regions
50%
West Sea
50%
High-pressure Cell
50%
Erosion Mode
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Anthropogenic Effect
100%
Drainage Basin
100%
Mediterranean Climate
100%
Sediment Yield
50%
Ergonomics
50%
Geomorphological Response
50%
Geology
50%
Mountainous Area
50%
Soil Use
50%
Cold Front
50%
Land Use
50%
Evapotranspiration
50%