. Bulletins of American paleontology. •• ^-w ^^--^^^^ Text-figure 32.—Limits of salinity dilution by infli iuitical mill and interior parts of the Bay are affected by fresh wa-ter from the Everglades. Ahnost all of the area wheremud banks exist can at some times have salinities low-er than the normal 34 ppm. Beyond the areas ofbank development, the inflow of oceanic water limitsthe amount of dilution by fresh water. EVAPORATIVE CONCENTRATION: During thewarmer months, evaporation raises Bay salinities inmany places. During this study we found salinities upto 60 ppm in the bays along the edge of
. Bulletins of American paleontology. •• ^-w ^^--^^^^ Text-figure 32.—Limits of salinity dilution by infli iuitical mill and interior parts of the Bay are affected by fresh wa-ter from the Everglades. Ahnost all of the area wheremud banks exist can at some times have salinities low-er than the normal 34 ppm. Beyond the areas ofbank development, the inflow of oceanic water limitsthe amount of dilution by fresh water. EVAPORATIVE CONCENTRATION: During thewarmer months, evaporation raises Bay salinities inmany places. During this study we found salinities upto 60 ppm in the bays along the edge of the Ever-glades, but the recovery of crystals of both calcite andanhydrite from some cores along the northern edge ofthe Bay shows that concentrations have exceeded 90ppm at times. Thus, depending on location, faunas can be subjectto wide shifts in salinity up to 60 ppm along the Ev-erglades to changes of less than five ppm in the south-ern flume, where water enters from the Atlantic. Expressing the large amount of salinity da
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