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- calcite/aragonite. (See tufa/geochemistry) Pamukkale, Turkeyterraces of travertine. Mono Lake, California - towers of tufa. Pure calc sinter, typical for...
- form a similar system of lakes and dams, though diverging tufa formation processes prevail. Calc-sinter formation processes that have not emerged along a...
- surfaces where hard water has flowed. Limescale also forms as travertine or tufa in hard water springs. The colour varies from off-white through a range of...
- sedimentological terms. Tuff is often erroneously called tufa in guidebooks and in television programs but tufa is a form of travertine. The material that is expelled...
- are those of the Sloko Group which comprises Early Tertiary intermediate calc-alkaline volcanic rocks and related subvolcanic plutons. These rocks were...
- earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in m****es. Made up of intermediate composition calc-alkaline rocks, the volcano hosts remnants of an andesite-based dome, just...
- known as the Aguas Calientes hydrothermal spring and features deposits of tufa and boiling water. Another geothermal system is known as La Colcha and includes...
- regularly active volcano there. The CVZ extends over the Altiplano-Puna where calc-alkaline volcanism has been ongoing since the Miocene. Characteristic for...
- confined by faults and is in part covered by lacustrine sediments such as tufa. Outline of the debris avalanche Debris avalanche profile Profile of volcano...
- fine sediments left by Lake Tauca. Diatomaceous deposits containing clay or calc were left behind by the lake, and ulexite deposits were formed by sediments...