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Sedimentary Research



Studies from University of Illinois in the area of sedimentary research described



March 24th, 2008

According to a study from the United States, "An extensive data set of the physical and chemical attributes of two modern hot springs in the Mammoth Hot Springs complex of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, U.S.A., yields a strong correlation between travertine depositional facies and the temperature, pH, and flux of the hot-spring water from which the travertine precipitated."

"Because advection dominates in these hot-spring drainage systems, we quantify variability between and within springs in order to construct a hydrologic model that defines the primary flow path in the context of key macroscopic travertine accumulation patterns. This model, based on 343 in situ...

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Source: Entertainment Business Newsweekly (2008-03-24)

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