Selenga River delta

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The Selenga River delta is an extensive wetland and alluvial fan at the river’s mouth on Lake Baikal, known for its rich biodiversity and crucial role in filtering sediments and nutrients before they enter the lake.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alluvial fan
river delta
wetland
associatedWith UNESCO World Heritage Site Lake Baikal NERFINISHED
contains backwaters
channels
islands
marshes
reed beds
shallow lakes
emptiesInto Lake Baikal NERFINISHED
formedBy alluvial processes
fluvial processes
sediment deposition
hasBiodiversity rich
hasConservationValue high
hasEcosystemType deltaic wetland
floodplain wetland
freshwater wetland
hasFunction biodiversity support
habitat provision
nutrient filter
sediment filter
water purification
hasHydrologicalRole major source of inflow to Lake Baikal
regulates nutrient input to Lake Baikal
regulates sediment input to Lake Baikal
hasLandformType alluvial plain
influencedBy Lake Baikal water level
river discharge variability
seasonal flooding
isCriticalFor migratory waterbirds
spawning grounds for fish
water quality of Lake Baikal
isPartOf Baikal natural complex NERFINISHED
knownFor diverse bird fauna
high biological productivity
important fish habitats
locatedIn Selenga River NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Russia NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Republic of Buryatia NERFINISHED
locatedOnShoreOf Lake Baikal NERFINISHED
mouthOf Selenga River NERFINISHED
partOf Lake Baikal basin NERFINISHED
Selenga River basin NERFINISHED
threatenedBy agricultural runoff
climate change
pollution in Selenga River basin
upstream industrial activities

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Selenga River hasDelta Selenga River delta