Volume 81, issue 1, June 1981

Foreword

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• Pages: V - V

Editor's preface

• Content type: EditorialNotes
• Pages: VII - VIII

List of participants

• Content type: Legacy
• Pages: XII - XIV

1. Inland salt lakes: An introduction

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• Pages: 1 - 14

2. Aquatic plant communities of poikilosaline waters

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• Pages: 15 - 22

3. The ecology of halophytes in the south-east of South Australia

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• Pages: 23 - 32

4. The microflora

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• Pages: 33 - 46

5. Primary production in saline lakes

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• Pages: 47 - 57

6. Microbiology of the Great Salt Lake north arm

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• Pages: 59 - 69

7. Photosynthetic activity of phytoplankton in tropical African soda lakes

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• Pages: 71 - 85

8. Occurrence of benthic microbial mats in saline lakes

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• Pages: 87 - 111

9. Blood osmoregulation and temperature in crustaceans

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• Pages: 113 - 130

10. Ostracods of athalassic saline lakes

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• Pages: 131 - 144

11. Responses of a calanoid copepod to existence in saline waters

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• Pages: 145 - 149

12. The interaction of salinity, predators, light and copepod color

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• Pages: 151 - 158

13. A synopsis of ecological information on the saline lake rotifer Brachionus plicatilis Müller 1786

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• Pages: 159 - 167

14. The brine shrimps Artemia and Parartemia

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 169 - 179

15. Animal communities in three Victorian lakes of differing salinity

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 181 - 193

16. On the chemistry of some salt lakes and ponds in Yugoslavia

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 195 - 200

17. On the chemistry and biota of some saline lakes in Western Australia

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• Pages: 201 - 222

18. The ecology of plankton fauna in saline river pools

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 223 - 231

19. The limnology of saline lakes in Western Victoria

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 233 - 259

20. On the ecology of hypersaline lagoons on Laysan Atoll and Kauai Island, Hawaii, with special reference to the Laysan duck, Anas laysanensis Rothschild

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 261 - 270

21. Kratergöl, a deep hypersaline crater-lake in the steppic zone of western-Anatolia (Turkey), subject to occasional limno-meteorological perturbations

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 271 - 279

22. Limnology of a large, deep, North American terminal lake, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, U.S.A.

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 281 - 317

23. The biology of Antarctic saline lakes

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 319 - 338

24. Chemistry, physics and evolution of Antarctic saline lakes

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 339 - 362

25. Microbial ecology of an Antarctic saline meromictic lake

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 363 - 374

26. Saline lakes at Syowa Oasis, Antarctica

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• Pages: 375 - 389

27. Biotechnology of solar saltfields

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 391 - 406

28. Palaebiogeography of some salt lake faunas

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• Content type: OriginalPaper
• Pages: 407 - 418

29. Late Quaternary pollen records and seasonal palaeoclimates of Lake Frome, South Australia

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• Pages: 419 - 430

30. Australian salt lakes

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• Pages: 431 - 444