General aspects of the ecology and biogeography of Artemia

By G. Persoone, Patrick Sorgeloos. 2000

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Artemia sites in Iran (2006, background): “It is worth noting that the parthenogenetic Artemia in these lagoons grows to maturity at very low salinities (as low as 10 g/l) and propagates at salinities of 20 g/l, which is exceptionally low compared with any other Artemia population investigated so far (Persoone & Sorgeloos, 1980).”
Limnological control of brine shrimp population dynamics and cyst production in the Great Salt Lake, Utah (2001, background): “At salinities below 100 g l−1, predators and competitors can establish and depress populations (Persoone & Sorgeloos, 1980; Wurtsbaugh, 1992) and shifts in phytoplankton assemblage structure and pathogens may also influence survival.”