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Environmental implications of salt facies in the Dead Sea
Yael Kiro
, Steven L. Goldstein
, Boaz Lazar
, Mordechai Stein
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Sodium Chloride
100%
Dead Sea
100%
Environmental Implications
100%
Bottom-up Growth
25%
Brine
12%
Wet Periods
12%
Cumulate
12%
Aridity
6%
Gypsum
6%
Surface Temperature
6%
Seasonal Changes
6%
Surface Water
6%
Dry Period
6%
Hydrological Conditions
6%
Salt Layer
6%
Mud Layer
6%
Lake Level
6%
Dead Sea Basin
6%
Brine Discharge
6%
Raft
6%
Epilimnion
6%
Evaporites
6%
Last Interglacial
6%
Hypolimnion
6%
Dissolved Salts
6%
Long Core
6%
Drill Core
6%
Crystal Type
6%
Evaporitic Environment
6%
Freshwater Runoff
6%
Variable Quantity
6%
Salt Sources
6%
Deep Drilling
6%
Salt Crystals
6%
Interglacial Period
6%
Ancient Lakes
6%
Lake Watershed
6%
Sedimentological Features
6%
Dissolution Features
6%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Halite
100%
Detritus
12%
Deep Water
6%
Surface Water
6%
Aridity
6%
Lake Level
6%
Evaporite
6%
Epilimnion
6%
Last Interglacial
6%
Hypolimnion
6%
Freshwater Runoff
6%
Deep Sea Drilling Project
6%
Interglacial Period
6%
Ancient Lake
6%