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Gold/Mining/Energy : MARUM RESOURCES ON ALBERTA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jesse who wrote (559)	4/13/1998 8:31:00 PM
From: Terry J. Crebs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2514

Maybe not, Jesse. Concerning your comment: >>Pyroclastic flow deposits are easily eroded by wind and water because they are made of loose ash and pumice. -[This would mean that the discovery of such material must be found proximal to source]-<< FYI, several meter-thick sections of pyroclastics are found SE in Iowa and SW in California, 100's of miles from the Yellowstone Caldera which "blew" about 600,000 years ago. Of course Yellowstone's eruption makes Mt. St. Helens' (or any kimberberlite's) eruptions look like a "hiccup" in comparison--some think Yellowstone may be the largest eruption the planet has ever experienced. (Source--Morsel--Last weeks' AGU (American Geophysical Union) convention presented new Yellowstone caldera theories coauthered by Bob Smith of Univ. of Utah.) I think JP was right--keep your BS-meter is turned on when you read Marum's press releases <grin>. Did no one speak of those pretty "veggie anomalies" at the MEG talks?? Best Regards, T.