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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-10006

Mudpots are found at hydrothermal areas near the summit of Cerro Evermann. Fumaroles are active at the base of a relatively young lava dome, which is one of the youngest features of the summit area. The most active area is on the SE side of a northern dome and includes areas of emissions, boiling water or mud, clay alteration, and sulfur deposits. Photo by Martha Marin, 1998 (Mexican Navy).

Mudpots are found at hydrothermal areas near the summit of Cerro Evermann. Fumaroles are active at the base of a relatively young lava dome, which is one of the youngest features of the summit area. The most active area is on the SE side of a northern dome and includes areas of emissions, boiling water or mud, clay alteration, and sulfur deposits.

Photo by Martha Marin, 1998 (Mexican Navy).

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Keywords: geothermal | mud pool


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