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Long-Chain Alkenones in Sediments of Lake Utichye-3 (Southern Siberia, Khakassia) as a Paleo-Indicator of Climate Change
Long-chain alkenones are produced exclusively by certain species of microalgae Isochrysidales of the order of haptophytes (Haptophyta). These are polyunsaturated methyl and ethyl ketones C35–C42 with 2–4 trans...
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Seasonal and inter-annual sedimentation in meromictic Lake Shira (Siberia, Russia) during disturbance of meromixis
Detailed studies of processes of sediment-record formation are necessary for accurate sediment-derived paleo environmental reconstructions. In order to understand the deposition of sediments in meromictic Lake...
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Long-Chain Alkenones in Saline Meromictic Lakes of the North Minusinsk Depression (Southern Siberia): First Knowledge and Possible Correlation with Water-Level Dynamics
Long-chain alkenones (LCAs)—lipides produced by some microalgae of the Haptophyta group in seas and continental water bodies—are promising paleomarkers of climate changes because they are well-preserved in bot...
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Okenone in Bottom Sediments as a Proxy for Changes in the Water Level of a Saline Stratified Lake
Long-term measurements show that the sedimentation dynamics of okenone (a carotenoid of purple sulfur bacteria) reflects the abundance of purple sulfur bacteria, the hydrogen sulfide content, and the stratific...