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Mammoth Hot Springs (Yellowstone)

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States

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Hydrothermal system of the Yellowstone caldera. Palmer and Sturchio (1990): waters from -9.3 to +4.4 ‰; Norris and Upper Geyser basins, Calcite Springs and Clearwater stay close to fresh rhyolite (-5.2 ‰), Mammoth, Sheepeater and Rainbow near -8 ‰, like altered rhyolite (-9.7 ‰) or sediments outside the caldera. Water from drill hole Y-10, Angel Terrace and Narrow Gauge springs.

δ11B in ‰ (per mil) Values of the same system

Standard : NIST SRM 951

ValueRangenMineral or matrixSource
−8.1 ± 0.6 ‰−8.5 / −7.5 ‰3thermal water
Mean and standard deviation recalculated from 3 analyses, -8.5 to -7.5 (Y88-3 Y-10 -8.5; Y87-2 Angel Terrace 1 -8.4; Y87-1 Narrow Gauge -7.5). Y88-3 Y-10: 70 °C, pH (7.5), B 0.36 mmol/kg, Cl 4.6 mmol/kg; Y87-2 Angel Terrace 1: 73 °C, pH 6.5, B 0.31 mmol/kg, Cl 4.1 mmol/kg; Y87-1 Narrow Gauge: 73 °C, pH 6.3, B 0.31 mmol/kg, Cl 4.3 mmol/kg (pH in brackets measured in the laboratory).
Palmer & Sturchio (1990), The boron isotope systematics of the Yellowstone National Park …

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IsoFind Atlas (2026). Mammoth Hot Springs (Yellowstone), isotope signatures. https://www.isofind.tech/isotopes/en/sites/sources-chaudes-de-mammoth-yellowstone/ (accessed 2026-10-20).

@misc{isofind2026mammothhotspringsyellowstonei,
  title = {Mammoth Hot Springs (Yellowstone), isotope signatures},
  author = {{IsoFind Atlas}},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://www.isofind.tech/isotopes/en/sites/sources-chaudes-de-mammoth-yellowstone/},
  note = {Accessed 2026-10-20}
}

Updated : 2026-10-20