- A
mud volcano or
mud dome is a
landform created by the
eruption of
mud or slurries,
water and gases.
Several geological processes may
cause the formation...
-
conditions are
right to
cause the
collapse and
movement of
mud originating from
existing volcanic ash deposits. Snow and
glaciers can melt
during periods...
- and
volcanic gas emissions.
These can pose a
hazard to humans. Earthquakes, hot springs, fumaroles,
mud pots and
geysers often accompany volcanic activity...
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Mud (probably from
Middle Low
German mudde, mod(de) 'thick
mud', or
Middle Dutch) is loam, silt or clay
mixed with water. It is
usually formed after rainfall...
-
split from Gondwana. The
trees growing in
these forests were
buried by
volcanic mud flows and
gradually replaced by
silica to
produce the
fossils now exposed...
-
tracks are
fossil Late
Holocene human footprints left
behind in
volcanic ash and
mud,
which solidified about 2,120±120
years ago,
shortly after the group...
- The
Sidoarjo mud flow (commonly
known as
Lumpur Lapindo,
wherein lumpur is the
Indonesian word for
mud; and as Lusi (Lumpur Sidoarjo)) is the
result of...
- Volcanism, vulcanism,
volcanicity, or
volcanic activity is the
phenomenon where solids, liquids, gases, and
their mixtures erupt to the
surface of a solid-surface...
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surface at a spot
where the soil is rich in
volcanic ash, clay, and
other fine particulates. The
thickness of the
mud usually changes along with
seasonal changes...
-
surrounding L****en Peak is
still active with
boiling mud pots, fumaroles, and hot springs. L****en
Volcanic National Park
started as two
separate national monuments...