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The Natural History Museum 1999 meeting on the biodiversity of Lake Baikal and a workshop on the taxonomy of Lake Baikal diatoms: the combined reports

M. von Dornum, RJ Flower, David H. Jewson, Anson W. Mackay, Destiny N Mann, O Timoshkim, Isabelle Schön, Koen Martens, Geraldine Reid, DM Williams

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The main aim of this two day meeting was to foster collaboration between biodiversity specialists from western countries and from Russia who share a common interest in biodiversity issues concerning Lake Baikal. The meeting will hopefully stimulate discussion and debate that will facilitate future joint international research interest on the impressive diversity displayed by the biota of this great lake.

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The main aim of this two day meeting was to foster collaboration between biodiversity specialists from western countries and from Russia who share a common interest in biodiversity issues concerning Lake Baikal. The meeting will hopefully stimulate discussion and debate that will facilitate future joint international research interest on the impressive diversity displayed by the biota of this great lake.

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The main aim of this two day meeting was to foster collaboration between biodiversity specialists from western countries and from Russia who share a common interest in biodiversity issues concerning Lake Baikal. The meeting will hopefully stimulate discussion and debate that will facilitate future joint international research interest on the impressive diversity displayed by the biota of this great lake.

Key concepts: Biodiversity, Biota, Geography, Taxonomy (biology), Natural (archaeology), Diversity (politics), Global biodiversity, Environmental resource management

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