The monimolimnion is often also rich in phosphorus and nitrogen.
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This layer is usually much smaller in volume than the monimolimnion; therefore, when the layers mix, the oxygen concentration at the surface will decrease dramatically.
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The bottom layer is known as the " monimolimnion "; the waters in this portion of the lake circulate little, and are generally hypoxic and saltier than the rest of the lake.
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These bacteria, which are commonly found at the top of the monimolimnion in such lakes, use sulfur compounds such as sulfides in photosynthesis; these compounds are produced by decomposition of organic sediments in oxygen-poor environments.
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