Primary producer dynamics associated with evaporative concentration in a shallow, equatorial soda lake (Lake Elmenteita, Kenya)

By John M. Melack. Hydrobiologia, 2004

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Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Oceanography

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• Cyanobacteria and cyanobacterial toxins in three alkaline Rift Valley lakes of Kenya—Lakes Bogoria, Nakuru and Elmenteita (2004, background): “Melack (Melack, 1988) suggested that shifts in salinity which exceeded physiological tolerance were possible causes for the changes in species composition.”
• Aquatic biodiversity and saline lakes: Lake Bogoria National Reserve, Kenya (2003, background): “It was hypothesised then, that the changes were triggered by the rate of increase in salinity as water level declined in drought conditions (Melack, 1988).”