Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences

Sedimentology of hot spring systems
pp. 1439-1442(4)
Authors: Renaut R.W.; Jones B.

What is a hot spring?
pp. 1443-1446(4)
Authors: Pentecost A.; Jones B.; Renaut R.W.

Cyanobacteria associated with hot spring travertines
pp. 1447-1457(11)
Author: Pentecost A.

Relict tufa at Miette Hot Springs, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
pp. 1459-1481(23)
Authors: Bonny S.; Jones B.

Microbes and mineral precipitation, Miette Hot Springs, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
pp. 1483-1500(18)
Authors: Bonny S.; Jones B.

Travertine mounds of the Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Banff National Park
pp. 1501-1513(13)
Authors: Grasby S.E.; van Everdingen R.O.; Bednarski J.; Lepitzki D.A.

Deposition and diagenesis of Mammoth Hot Springs travertine, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, U.S.A.
pp. 1515-1529(15)
Authors: Chafetz H.S.; Guidry S.A.

Partitioning of bacterial communities between travertine depositional facies at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, U.S.A.
pp. 1531-1548(18)
Authors: Fouke B.W.; Bonheyo G.T.; Sanzenbacher B.; Frias-Lopez J.

Hot spring and geyser sinters: the integrated product of precipitation, replacement, and deposition
pp. 1549-1569(21)
Authors: Jones B.; Renaut R.W.

Siliceous shrubs in hot springs from Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, U.S.A.
pp. 1571-1583(13)
Authors: Guidry S.A.; Chafetz H.S.

Petrography and genesis of spicular and columnar geyserite from the Whakarewarewa and Orakeikorako geothermal areas, North Island, New Zealand
pp. 1585-1610(26)
Authors: Jones B.; Renaut R.W.

Microstructure of high-temperature (>73 °C) siliceous sinter deposited around hot springs and geysers, Yellowstone National Park: the role of biological and abiological processes in sedimentation
pp. 1611-1642(32)
Authors: Lowe D.R.; Braunstein D.

Experimental studies on New Zealand hot spring sinters: rates of growth and textural development
pp. 1643-1667(25)
Authors: Mountain B.W.; Benning L.G.; Boerema J.A.

Experimental study of iron and silica immobilization by bacteria in mixed Fe-Si systems: implications for microbial silicification in hot springs
pp. 1669-1678(10)
Authors: Phoenix V.R.; Konhauser K.O.; Ferris F.G.

Diagenetic transformations (opal-A to quartz) of low- and mid-temperature microbial textures in siliceous hot-spring deposits, Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
pp. 1679-1696(18)
Authors: Lynne B.Y.; Campbell K.A.

Subaqueous silicification of the contents of small ponds in an Early Devonian hot-spring complex, Rhynie, Scotland
pp. 1697-1712(16)
Authors: Trewin N.H.; Fayers S.R.; Kelman R.

Hot spring sinters: keys to understanding Earth's earliest life forms
pp. 1713-1724(12)
Authors: Konhauser K.O.; Jones B.; Reysenbach A-L.; Renaut R.W.

FeAs₂ biomineralization on encrusted bacteria in hot springs: an ecological role of symbiotic bacteria
pp. 1725-1738(14)
Authors: Rafiqul I.A.; Nagai K.; Tazaki K.; Kurihara T.