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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Mammoth Hot Springs"”.

  1. Microbial phylogenetic diversity preserved in facies-specific modern, recent, Holocene and Pleistocene hot-spring travertine deposits of Yellowstone and Turkey

    … within modern-to-ancient terrestrial hot-spring calcium carbonate (CaCO3) limestone deposits called travertine. Microbial 16S rRNA gene sequences preserved within Modern travertine deposited within the Proximal Slope Facies (PSF) at Mammoth Hot Springs (MHS), Yellowstone National Park, …

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  2. The 2010 Class III Archaeological Investigations of the Sheepeater Cliff Site (48YE29), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    … rest stop and parking lot along the Norris to Mammoth Hot Springs Highway in the northern portion of YNP. The site is bounded by the Gardner River to the southeast and the columnar basalt cliffs from which it derives its name. 48YE29 was originally recorded in 1989. The University of Montana …

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  3. The 2010 Class III Archaeological Investigations of the Sheepeater Cliff Site (48YE29), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    … rest stop and parking lot along the Norris to Mammoth Hot Springs Highway in the northern portion of YNP. The site is bounded by the Gardner River to the southeast and the columnar basalt cliffs from which it derives its name. 48YE29 was originally recorded in 1989. The University of Montana …

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