Pyramid Lake Photos: Cross Section of carbonate mound along shoreline
By Water Resources Mission Area
1995 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Photo 5, 1995 - A cross-section of a carbonate mound along the shore of Pyramid Lake exhibiting the characteristic radial distribution of crystals found near the mound center. The key at the center of the photo is about one inch in diameter (photo by Michael Reddy, 1992).
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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