File:Lost City (hydrothermal field)01.jpg
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English: Collecting samples from a 6-foot-wide flange, or ledge, growing from the side of the 18-story carbonate chimney in the Lost City Field reveals an opening into the hollow white interior of the flange from which warm vent fluids escape in a shimmering curtain. |
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Author | National Science Foundation (University of Washington/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) |
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