Figures & data
FIGURE 1. Location of Sawtooth Lake and other sites referred to in text. Bathymetric map and location of the sediment cores
![FIGURE 1. Location of Sawtooth Lake and other sites referred to in text. Bathymetric map and location of the sediment cores](/cms/asset/e20e9864-58c9-41b7-b735-b2079943390b/uaar_a_11956928_f0001.gif)
FIGURE 2. Concentration of (a) diatoms and (b) chrysophyte cysts within core 10–5. Diatoms are absent below 6 cm. The gray band marks the presence of a turbidite
![FIGURE 2. Concentration of (a) diatoms and (b) chrysophyte cysts within core 10–5. Diatoms are absent below 6 cm. The gray band marks the presence of a turbidite](/cms/asset/337eb405-b056-47c6-a7ee-e09f4c268051/uaar_a_11956928_f0002.gif)
FIGURE 3. Percentage diagram for Sawtooth Lake diatoms and their concentration within the sediments. Sum of other benthic taxa includes Achnanthes, Denticula, Diploneis, Hannaea, Navicula, and Nitzschia as well as other less well-represented genera such as Caloneis, Cocconeis, Cymbella, Diatoma, and Pinnularia. (See for taxa list.) The gray band marks the presence of a turbidite
![FIGURE 3. Percentage diagram for Sawtooth Lake diatoms and their concentration within the sediments. Sum of other benthic taxa includes Achnanthes, Denticula, Diploneis, Hannaea, Navicula, and Nitzschia as well as other less well-represented genera such as Caloneis, Cocconeis, Cymbella, Diatoma, and Pinnularia. (See Table 2 for taxa list.) The gray band marks the presence of a turbidite](/cms/asset/dab2091b-bab6-4232-882b-922eddc56a94/uaar_a_11956928_f0003.gif)
Table 1 Major cation water chemistry
Table 2 Diatom species >2% abundance in any sample
Table 3 Location, altitude, depth, and length of lakes with records referred to in text and on the location map