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Bourman, R. P., Murray-Wallace, C. V., Wilson, C., Mosley, L., Tibby, J., Ryan, D. D., De Carli, E. D., Tulley, A., Belperio, A. P., Haynes, D., Roberts, A., Westell, C., Barnett, E. J., Dillenburg, S., Beheregaray, L. B., Hesp, P. A. |
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Australian Journal of Earth Sciences; Apr2023, Vol. 70 Issue 3, p448-452, 5p |
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The discussion by Gell and Finlayson ([10]) contains incorrect assertions and fails to disprove the multi-faceted independent scientific evidence presented by Bourman I et al i . In recent work (Tibby I et al i ., [32], [33]) and herein, a salinity threshold of <3000 mg/L (total dissolved solids) is applied to define freshwater conditions, as it has a strong ecological basis and is widely used in Australia (Nielsen I et al i ., [26]). In other central basin Lake Alexandrina cores, namely Ax3 and Ax9 (Haynes I et al i ., [16]) and Ax2 and Ax7 (Tibby I et al i ., [33]; supplementary material), I Staurosirella pinnata i is the dominant post-colonisation diatom, represented by more than 60 samples. Gell and Finlayson ([10]) ignore the genetic and the ecological niche modelling evidence demonstrating the prevalence of the freshwater Southern Pygmy Perch throughout the Pleistocene in Lake Alexandrina and the lower River Murray (Buckley I et al i ., [5], [6]). [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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