Definition: The term 'fingerlakes' refers to a type of lake where water collects in the shape of finger-like structures. This phenomenon occurs when water seeps up from deep wells or underground reservoirs, causing it to gradually narrow and become smaller. The lake can be found in different types of formations, including river valleys, lakes with shallow waters, and even areas that are completely barren. Fingerlakes play an important role in local ecosystems by supporting aquatic life and facilitating water movement through the soil.
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