1982
DOI: 10.1016/0037-0738(82)90013-6
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Modern lacustrine stromatolites, Walker Lake, Nevada

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“…The microstructure of the stromatolites can be divided into three conspicuous sections: a lower (40-to 45-mm-thick) well-laminated portion that closely resembles the texture of many Precambrian stromatolites (cf. The light-dark nature reflects the amount of pore space: light laminae are less dense and more porous, as noted in previous studies (Osborne et al, 1982). 2).…”
Section: Walker Lake Stromatolitessupporting
confidence: 63%
“…The microstructure of the stromatolites can be divided into three conspicuous sections: a lower (40-to 45-mm-thick) well-laminated portion that closely resembles the texture of many Precambrian stromatolites (cf. The light-dark nature reflects the amount of pore space: light laminae are less dense and more porous, as noted in previous studies (Osborne et al, 1982). 2).…”
Section: Walker Lake Stromatolitessupporting
confidence: 63%
“…The origin of these types of features and whether they should be called stromatolites or tufa heads are discussed by , Osborne et al (1982), Newton and Grossman (1988), and Talbot (1994). Similar features occur in many of the Quaternary lakes of the western United States, where they are found as encrustations and are reflected as "bathtub-like rings" around many of the basins.…”
Section: Sedimentary Facies and Processesmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Anderson, 1958;Moss & Moss, 1969;Walter et al, 1973;Halley, 1976;von der Borch et al, 1977;Pueyo-Mur, 1978;Bauld, 1981a;Osborne et al 1982;De Deckker, 1983;Casanova, 1986;Hammer, 1986;Last & De Deckker, 1990;Kempe et al, 1991). They occupy a wide range of subenvironments, including zones of groundwater discharge, springs and their outflow channels, streams, lake-marginal mudflats, and are found as various benthic and biohermal forms within the saline lake.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%