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Unexpected Complexity at Salinity Saturation: Microbial Diversity of the North Arm of Great Salt Laed from the larger south arm, which experiences more freshwater input, due to a rock-filled causeway installed around 1960. Prior studies using both cultivation and molecular methods have shown that the microbial community of this part of the lake is diverse and dynamic, experiencing year-round fluc

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Invertebrates and Phytoplankton of Great Salt Lake: Is Salinity the Driving Factor?,r than in marine environments (~3.5%), salinity is often assumed to be the driving factor for GSL benthic and pelagic food webs. Certainly, many species cannot live in a hypersaline environment (e.g., fish), and the diversity of species capable of coping with hypersaline conditions is limited. Howev

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Amphibians and Reptiles of Antelope Island, Great Salt Lake, Utah,. The island is also home to multiple freshwater springs and rocky sagebrush highlands, as well as rolling sandy dunes. Reptiles are an oft overlooked, but incredibly important, contributor of local food webs. Lizards dominate dune habitats while snakes are often observed in rocky upland habitats se

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Shoreline Plants of Great Salt Lake,h these plant species interact with the harshly saline shoreline environment are also described. The history of research surrounding these mechanisms and survey work will give readers a picture of the scientific body of knowledge that pertains to the GSL shoreline flora and its significance. Until n

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Invasive Plants of Great Salt Lake Wetlands: What, Where, When, How, and Why?,ands are threatened by a number of invasive plants, the most problematic of which is non-native phragmites (.) although there are a number of other species that are concerning and also a target of management. In this chapter, we describe the major invasive plants of and their distributions across GS

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Mercury Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification in Great Salt Lake Ecosystems, Hg levels in GSL?surface waters are below Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s aquatic life standard, anoxic waters of the deep brine layer at the bottom of the stratified south arm?of GSL contain some of the highest concentrations of methylmercury ever measured for a natural water body. High Hg