Hot spring siliceous stromatolites from Yellowstone National Park: assessing growth rate and laminae formation
William M. Berelson(University of Southern California), John R. Spear(Colorado School of Mines), Douglas E. Hammond(University of Southern California), Frank A. Corsetti(University of Southern California), Charles Pepe‐Ranney(Cornell University), Will Beaumont(University of Southern California)
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