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The geochemical evolution of the Pleistocene Lake Lisan-Dead Sea system
Amitai Katz
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, Yehoshua Kolodny
, Arie Nissenbaum
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Fredy & Nadine Herrmann Institute of Earth Sciences
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Dead Sea
100%
Lake Lisan
100%
Geochemical Evolution
100%
Aragonite
75%
Na +
12%
Lamin
12%
Aqueous Solution
12%
Freshwater
12%
Water Layer
12%
Jordan
12%
Highstand
12%
Lisan Formation
12%
Hypersaline
12%
Oxygen Isotopes
12%
Evaporation Rate
12%
Water Bodies
12%
Distribution Coefficient
12%
Surface Layer
12%
Large Mass
12%
Well-mixed
12%
Material Balance
12%
Chemical Method
12%
Lake Evolution
12%
Long-term Monitoring
12%
Isotopic Methods
12%
Chemical Removal
12%
Paleosalinity
12%
Geological Methods
12%
Temperature-independent
12%
Upper Water
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Pleistocene
100%
Aragonite
100%
Salinity
50%
Isotopic Composition
16%
Jordan
16%
Water Body
16%
Material Balance
16%
Partition Coefficient
16%
Surface Layers
16%
Paleosalinity
16%
Lake Chemistry
16%
Lake Evolution
16%
Table Salt
16%