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- Ancient_lake abstract "An ancient lake is a lake that has consistently carried water for more than 1 million years. Many have existed for more than 2.6 million years, the full Quaternary period. Ancient lakes continue to persist due to plate tectonics in an active rift zone. This active rift zone creates lakes that are extremely deep and difficult to naturally fill with sediment. Due to the prolonged life of Ancient lakes (1-30 million years old), they serve as models for isolated evolutionary traits and speciation.".
- Q458063 abstract "An ancient lake is a lake that has consistently carried water for more than 1 million years. Many have existed for more than 2.6 million years, the full Quaternary period. Ancient lakes continue to persist due to plate tectonics in an active rift zone. This active rift zone creates lakes that are extremely deep and difficult to naturally fill with sediment. Due to the prolonged life of Ancient lakes (1-30 million years old), they serve as models for isolated evolutionary traits and speciation.".
- Ancient_lake comment "An ancient lake is a lake that has consistently carried water for more than 1 million years. Many have existed for more than 2.6 million years, the full Quaternary period. Ancient lakes continue to persist due to plate tectonics in an active rift zone. This active rift zone creates lakes that are extremely deep and difficult to naturally fill with sediment. Due to the prolonged life of Ancient lakes (1-30 million years old), they serve as models for isolated evolutionary traits and speciation.".
- Q458063 comment "An ancient lake is a lake that has consistently carried water for more than 1 million years. Many have existed for more than 2.6 million years, the full Quaternary period. Ancient lakes continue to persist due to plate tectonics in an active rift zone. This active rift zone creates lakes that are extremely deep and difficult to naturally fill with sediment. Due to the prolonged life of Ancient lakes (1-30 million years old), they serve as models for isolated evolutionary traits and speciation.".