Great Salt Lake, Utah

Photo credit: Regent's Professor Emeritus Dean Blinn, NAU

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Potash leaching operation north of Moab, Utah

Photocredit: Dr. Michael Collier, MD

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Surface salt deposit adjacent to Salt Creek, Lincoln, Nebraska

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Collecting surface salt at Salt Creek, Lincoln, Nebraska

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Salt Pillars, Dead Sea, Israel

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Halite collected in California. Note the pink layer at the surface where extreme halophiles and other organisms deposited.

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Leslie Salt solar evaporation ponds, South Bay San Francisco, California

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Salt seep at mile 62L in the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River is at the bottom.

Photocredit: Dr. Larry Stevens

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Salt deposit at mile 60L in the Grand Canyon.

Photocredit: Dr. Larry Stevens

Halite from the salt deposit at mile 60L in the Grand Canyon.

Photocredit: Dr. Larry Stevens

Raw salt, Guerrero Negro, Mexico.

Deep Springs

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Deep Springs Close-up

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9: 1,300 meters, Zechstein (Upper Permian) - a rare sample with salt rocks embedded in red clay

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Two-fold serial dilutions to extinction of a concentrated culture supernatant from Halobacterium spp. GN101 plated (10 ml) on a lawn of Halobacterium salinarum NRC817.  The reciprocal of the extinction dilution is the activity level in arbitrary units (AU).

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Inhibition of Sulfolobus solfataricus by halocin A4

Photocredit: Dr. Paul Blum, Univ. Nebraska, Lincoln

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Resolution: (Low) (Med) (High)

Resolution: (Low) (Med) (High)