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Nitrogen is unlikely to consistently limit primary productivity in most tropical lakes
Abstract Despite mounting evidence that tropical lakes may experience an array of phytoplankton nutrient limitation regimes, references to low‐latitude lakes being predominantly nitrogen limited remain common in the literature. To assess the current understanding of nutrient limitation regimes in tropical lakes, we performed a literature review with ...
Jemma M. Fadum, Ed K. Hall
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Diversity and distribution of lacustrine diatoms along the Trans‐Mexican Volcanic Belt
Abstract The Trans‐Mexican Volcanic Belt is recognised as a highly biodiverse zone and we present a study of diatom diversity and species distributions in its lakes. We aimed to identify diatom taxa with the highest regional occupancy, explore diversity at a regional level, identify the main variables associated with species distributions, and present ...
Avendaño Diana +2 more
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Abstract Continental freshwater systems are particularly vulnerable to environmental variation. Climate change‐induced desertification and the anthropogenic exploitation of hydric resources result in the progressive evaporation and salinization of inland water bodies in many areas of the globe.
Miguel Iniesto +6 more
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Alkaline phosphatases in microbialites and bacterioplankton from Alchichica soda lake, Mexico [PDF]
Dissolved organic phosphorus utilization by different members of natural communities has been closely linked to microbial alkaline phosphatases whose affiliation and diversity is largely unknown. Here we assessed genetic diversity of bacterial alkaline phosphatases phoX and phoD, using highly diverse microbial consortia (microbialites and ...
Patricia M, Valdespino-Castillo +5 more
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Abstract We present a palaeohydrological reconstruction of Lake Texcoco over the last 32.7 cal ka based on ostracod records consisting of two species, Candona patzcuaro and Limnocytherina axalapasco. Overall, the presence of these species suggests that Lake Texcoco was highly saline and experienced occasional desiccation periods.
C.M. Chávez‐Lara +3 more
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20 Years of Global Change on the Limnology and Plankton of a Tropical, High-Altitude Lake
The present long-term (1993–2013) study was aimed at identifying the effects of global change on the environmental characteristics and the plankton community of the tropical, high-altitude Lake Alchichica, Puebla, Mexico.
Javier Alcocer +7 more
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Summary An unsuspected biomineralization process, which produces intracellular inclusions of amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC), was recently discovered in unicellular eukaryotes. These mineral inclusions, called micropearls, can be highly enriched with other alkaline‐earth metals (AEM) such as Sr and Ba.
Inés Segovia‐Campos +4 more
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Formation of Magnesium Carbonates on Earth and Implications for Mars
Abstract Magnesium carbonates have been identified within the landing site of the Perseverance rover mission. This study reviews terrestrial analog environments and textural, mineral assemblage, isotopic, and elemental analyses that have been applied to establish formation conditions of magnesium carbonates.
Eva L. Scheller +12 more
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Deposition, burial and sequestration of carbon in an oligotrophic, tropical lake
The amount of biogenic carbon that may be deposited, buried and eventually preserved (sequestered) in the sediments of a tropical, oligotrophic lake, was evaluated based on i) the temporal variation of the particulate organic carbon (POC) concentration ...
Javier Alcocer +5 more
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Microbial and diagenetic steps leading to the mineralisation of Great Salt Lake microbialites. [PDF]
12 pagesInternational audienceMicrobialites are widespread in modern and fossil hypersaline environments, where they provide a unique sedimentary archive.
Anguy, Yannick +15 more
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