Diatoms in sediment cores in Utah Lake, Utah, U.S.A.

Javakul, Adchara; Grimes, Judith A.; Rushforth, Samuel R.

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“…C. lewisii was recorded from many localities in North America: Nebraska, North Dakota, Illinois, Iowa, Utah, California, etc. (Boyer, 1916;Stoermer, 1964;Patrick & Reimer, 1966;Morris et al, 1979;Foged, 1981;Javakul et al, 1983;Dodd, 1987;Stoermer et al, 1999). In the central part of the United States, this taxon has been reported from Kansas (Wujek et al, 1980;Wenke & Eberle, 1986;Harris & Eberle, 2001), Oklahoma (Koch & Risser, 1974;Seyfer & Wilhm, 1977;Pfiester et al, 1979;Troeger, 1978Troeger, , 1983, and the Plains States (Patrick & Reimer, 1966).…”

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“…Patrick & Reimer (1966) distinguished C. limosa by its slightly biconstricted or triundulate valves, elliptical central area with delicate crescent-shaped siliceous markings, and the lack of transverse fascia. C. limosa, similar to C. lewisii, was listed as a separate taxon from many North American localities (Foged, 1981;Javakul et al, 1983;Wenke & Eberle, 1986;Stoermer et al, 1999).…”

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Morphological variation of the Caloneis schumanniana species complex (Bacillariophyceae) from different environmental conditions in North American streams

2009

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Morphological variations of the Caloneis schumanniana (Grunow) Cleve species complex were studied using multivariate analysis. Populations of three species, synonymized in the literature, i.e., C. schumanniana, Caloneis limosa (Kützing) Patrick and Caloneis lewisii Patrick, were analyzed. Their morphological and ecological characteristics were evaluated and outlined for the sampled streams by US EPA's Western Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program. Geographic separation among the three taxa was not resolved. This study showed that C. schumanniana has wider ecological tolerance than C. limosa and C. lewisii. Despite the ecological overlap, specific ecological preferences of C. limosa and C. lewisii were described.

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Morphological variation of the Caloneis schumanniana species complex (Bacillariophyceae) from different environmental conditions in North American streams

2009

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Diatoms of surface sediments of Utah Lake, Utah, U.S.A.

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Diatoms in fifty-seven surface sediment samples from Utah Lake were examined . Three hundred and fifteen taxa in forty-three genera were identified and quantified . Statistical analyses of the data showed that distinct geographical subregions of the lake could be delineated according to population patterns of the bottom sediment diatoms . In particular, both Provo Bay and Goshen Bay were distinct from each other and from other areas of the lake .

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Diatoms in sediment cores in Utah Lake, Utah, U.S.A.

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Morphological variation of the Caloneis schumanniana species complex (Bacillariophyceae) from different environmental conditions in North American streams

Morphological variation of the Caloneis schumanniana species complex (Bacillariophyceae) from different environmental conditions in North American streams

Diatoms of surface sediments of Utah Lake, Utah, U.S.A.

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