Soolveekogude
Soolveekogude, a term of Estonian origin, refers to bodies of water that contain a significant concentration of salt. This can range from brackish water, which is a mix of freshwater and saltwater, to hypersaline environments where the salt content is considerably higher than that of the ocean. The specific salinity levels that define a soolveekogu can vary depending on the classification system used, but generally indicate a deviation from typical freshwater or oceanic conditions.
These environments are often found in coastal areas, such as estuaries, salt marshes, and lagoons, where freshwater
The formation of soolveekogude is influenced by several geological and hydrological factors, including evaporation rates, freshwater