The taxonomic groups analysed include diatoms, chironomids and chrysophyte cysts.
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Our results thus point to very different physiological strategies for mixotrophic nutrition in these closely related chrysophyte species.
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The scaled chrysophyte changes pre-dated diatom responses, confirming the former's status as reliable early warning indicators of lake acidification.
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