Regional occupancy diagram of the diatom taxa recorded in karstic lakes in southern Mexico.

<p>Frequent species were present in >20% of the lakes, abundant species had mean relative abundances ≥5%. Species full names, authorities and abbreviations are presented in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0327201#pone.0327201.s001" target=&...

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Main Author:	Margarita Caballero (10003520) (author)
Other Authors:	Gabriela Vázquez (6869597) (author), Ana Carolina Ruiz-Fernández (8714397) (author), Javier Alcocer (12188957) (author), Lucy Natividad Mora-Palomino (21781596) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified resolution paleolimnological reconstruction rapid population growth late 1950s based important environmental problem full data set critical transition point stephanocyclus meneghinianus </ aulacoseira granulata </ trophic characteristics since increasing human impact sixteen freshwater lakes neotropical karst lakes two diatom taxa trophic status differences div >< p 210 </ sup 14 </ sup impacted lakes (< diatom taxa characteristic trophic status planothidium </ discostella </ angustissima </ trophic conditions increasing erosion diatom diversity diatom assemblages salinity taxa mesotrophic lakes impacted lakes study focussed still scarce southern mexico sequence dated river inflow preferentially present organic matter local extirpation lake peñasquito lake degradation gradual increase first appearance eutrophication increase derived sediment cyclotella petenensis currently non beta diversity baseline studies agricultural effluents
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Regional occupancy diagram of the diatom taxa recorded in karstic lakes in southern Mexico.

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