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Tag Archives: yellowstone
Yellowstone: what lies beneath
The best evidence yet that the Yellowstone hotspot is the result of a mantle plume – one that had to burn through a subducting slab to get to the surface. Continue reading
Yellowstone: where did all the ash go?
Another mark of eruptions at Yellowstone: thick layers of ash stretching across most of the continental US. Continue reading
Geology on an epic scale: the Yellowstone caldera
To those with even a little geological knowledge, the view that presents itself as you drive into Yellowstone National Park through the South Entrance may not be quite what you expect. The park encompasses the giant caldera of a hotspot-fuelled … Continue reading
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