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Silex Spring
Silex is Latin for silica. The bottom of Silex Spring is lined with silica in the form of sinter. Hot springs are formed when superheated water from beneath the earth reaches the surface.

Source: National Park Service
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Album name:admin / Yellowstone National Park
Keywords:Silex Spring Yellowstone
Photographer:H. V. Noble
Date:1966
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Date added:Nov 02, 2009
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