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Amphibians and Reptiles of Antelope Island, Great Salt Lake, Utah,lope Island as well as a dichotomous key for accurate field identification. Lastly, in addition to describing how these organisms have adapted to their current habitats, we will discuss how those populations may transform as a result of a changing climate.

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Mercury Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification in Great Salt Lake Ecosystems,larvae pose a low to moderate toxicity risk for birds, but GSL has been identified as an avian Hg hotspot with Hg blood levels commonly exceeding toxicity benchmarks. Hg in waterfowl increases as they feed higher on the food chain.

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Great Salt Lake as an Astrobiology Analogue for Ancient Martian Hypersaline Aqueous Systems,ps in preservation of biological material over geologic time. These minerals accumulate on the desiccated shores, in the sediment, and in the surrounding evaporite deposits and have been shown to have biopreservation abilities, protecting halophilic cells and their molecules inside brine fluid inclu

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,Kompressionssyndrome des Schultergürtels,enced lake level. Per capita water use in Utah is the second highest in the nation and is 2.6-fold higher than other semiarid nations. Potential solutions exist to reduce consumptive water uses and stabilize or increase the GSL?water level. Water conservation is likely the most economical solution,

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Kompressionssyndrome des N. medianus, trajectory is downward in surface area. How might anthropogenic climate change impact this scenario? Alterations in temperature can influence the timing of snowmelt and change evapotranspiration. As temperatures increase and droughts persist, climate change will amplify the decline in lake elevatio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56754-8ht to be involved in the formation of carbonate minerals that can then lithify and preserve microbialite structure. Biomass produced by these complex microbial communities supports a variety of higher forms of life, including brine flies and brine shrimp that themselves serve as food sources for a d

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