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Photo ID: h32kd2Subject: MineralsDescription
Cyclosilicates; Hexagonal; Hydrous Copper Silicate; Mineralogy; Prismatic; Rhombohedral; SilicatesDioptase sample.
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USGS

Credit Line: Courtesy United States Geological Survey		North America
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Photo ID: hc2b2eSubject: MineralsDescription
Anhydrous; Iron Oxides; Mineralogy; Molybdates; Monoclinic; Prismatic; TungstatesWolframite sample.
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Stonetrust

Credit Line: Copyright © StoneTrust, Inc.		Europe; Portugal
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Photo ID: hc2ftrSubject: MineralsDescription
Lithionite; Mica Group; Mineralogy; Monoclinic; Phyllosilicates; Pneumatolytic; Prismatic; Sheet SilicatesZinnwaldite crystals.
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Stonetrust

Credit Line: Copyright © StoneTrust, Inc.		South America; Brazil; Pena
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Photo ID: hdeszxSubject: MineralsDescription
Getchellite Wakabayashilite series; Mineralogy; Monoclinic; Prismatic; Sulfides; SulphosaltsGetchellite and orpiment.
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Stonetrust

Credit Line: Copyright © StoneTrust, Inc.		North America; United States; Nevada
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Photo ID: hf91bfSubject: MineralsDescription
Lithionite; Mica Group; Mineralogy; Monoclinic; Phyllosilicates; Pneumatolytic; Prismatic; Sheet Silicates; ZinnwalditeZinnwaldite crystals.
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Stonetrust

Credit Line: Copyright © StoneTrust, Inc.		South America; Brazil; Minas Gerais
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Photo ID: hjz6ruSubject: GroundwaterDescription
Geothermal Energy; Geysers; Ground Water; Hot Springs; Hydrothermal Conditions; Midway Geyser Basin; Thermal Waters; Volcanic Features; VolcanismMidway Geyser Basin with Grand Prismatic Pool, Yellowstone Park, WY. The steam blowing northeastward by the Firehole River is from the Exelsior Geyser (last active 1890).
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Louis Maher

Credit Line: Copyright © Louis Maher		North America; United States; Wyoming; Yellowstone National Park
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Photo ID: ixvxcxSubject: VolcanoesDescription
Geothermal Energy; Ground Water; Hot Springs; Hydrothermal Conditions; Sinter; Thermal Waters; Thermophilic Bacteria; Travertine; Volcanic FeaturesHot water that drains into the Madison River from the Grand Prismatic Spring in the Lower Geyser Basin of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park has deposited a mound of sinter colored red and yellow by thermophilic bacteria.
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Larry Fellows

Credit Line: Copyright © Larry Fellows		North America; United States; Wyoming; Grand Prismatic Spring
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Photo ID: ixvxdySubject: VolcanoesDescription
Geothermal Energy; Ground Water; Hot Springs; Hydrothermal Conditions; Sinter; Thermal Waters; Thermophilic Bacteria; Travertine; Volcanic FeaturesHot water that drains into the Madison River from the Grand Prismatic Spring in the Lower Geyser Basin of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park has deposited a mound of sinter colored red and yellow by thermophilic bacteria. This is a view of the edge of the sinter.
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Larry Fellows

Credit Line: Copyright © Larry Fellows		North America; United States; Wyoming; Grand Prismatic Spring
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Photo ID: ixvxf2Subject: VolcanoesDescription
Geothermal Energy; Geysers; Ground Water; Hot Springs; Hydrothermal Conditions; Thermal Waters; Volcanic Features; VolcanismSteam from the Grand Prismatic Spring in the lower geyser basin of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park condenses to form a plume of water droplets.
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Larry Fellows

Credit Line: Copyright © Larry Fellows		North America; United States; Wyoming; Grand Prismatic Spring
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: ixvxg7Subject: VolcanoesDescription
Geothermal Energy; Ground Water; Hot Springs; Hydrothermal Conditions; Sinter; Thermal Waters; Thermophilic Bacteria; Travertine; Volcanic FeaturesHot water that drains into the Madison River from the Grand Prismatic Spring in the Lower Geyser Basin of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park has deposited a mound of sinter colored red and yellow by thermophilic bacteria.
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Larry Fellows

Credit Line: Copyright © Larry Fellows		North America; United States; Wyoming; Grand Prismatic Spring
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

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