For ten points, name these inland bodies of water exemplified by freshwater ones in North America named Huron and Superior, which are bigger than ponds.
A tarn is one of these features that forms in a cirque, while paternoster ones are linked in succession. The epilimnion and hypolimnions reverse seasonally in the dimictic type of these entities, while holomictic ones are not stratified. Limnic eruptions in these structures can increase their carbon dioxide content, and oligotrophic ones lack primary productivity. (*) Kettle ones are formed by retreating glaciers, and the main source of outflow for endorheic ones is evaporation. Point bars can form oxbow types of these structures from a meandering river, and these features can also be formed when water collects in volcanic calderas. For ten points, name these inland bodies of water exemplified by freshwater ones in North America named Huron and Superior, which are bigger than ponds.
A tarn is one of these features that forms in a cirque, while paternoster ones are linked in succession.
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