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Mud Volcanoes, usually fine grained sediment, water, and gases, dominantly CO. and methane. Fragments of country rock are also sometimes entrained. They range in size from <1 m, typical of mud volcanoes formed by liquefaction at shallow depths, to edifices that are a few hundred meters high or extend laterally fo

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Temperature and Composition Changes,e expected, not only because earthquake-induced groundwater flow is effective in transporting heat and solutes, but because significant amounts of frictional heat could be generated along the displaced fault, which may raise groundwater temperature. Progress in our understanding of these processes,

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Geysers,re rare, with probably less than 1000 worldwide, and this number is decreasing owing to geothermal development of the hydrothermal systems they tap (Bryan, 2005). Their rarity reflects the special conditions needed for their formation: a supply of heat that is large enough to boil water, and a plumb

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,The Zenith of Nationalism 1914–1945,reased stream discharge, changes in groundwater level, changes in the temperature and chemical composition of groundwater, formation of new springs, disappearance of previously active springs, and changes in the activities of mud volcanoes and geysers. It is not unexpected that earthquakes can cause

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