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52 PLATE 14 HYPOGENIC MORPHOLOGY OF MYSTERY CAVE Plate 14. Hypogenic morphology in Mystery Cave, Minnesota. Labelling of photos in the reverse order emphasises functional vertical relationships of the features. A, B and C = feeders; D, E and G = rising wall and ceiling channel; F and H = ceiling channels and outlets; Upper right photo = epigenic overprint. Photos by A. Klimchouk.
PLATE 16 MORPHOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL AND CHARACTERISTICS OF YELLOW JACKET CAVE Plate 16. Morphological (1) and geological (2 and 3) characteristics of Yellow Jacket Cave, Dark Canyon, Guadalupe Mountains, NM. The cave is a slightly inclined maze with an unusual polygonal pattern (A = simplified map from the survey by D.Belski and the Pecos Valley Grotto), confined within beds of the upper Yates Formation that contain teepee structures. Passages are controlled mainly by axial fractures of linear teepee structures (photos F and H). The upper limit of the cave is the poorly-permeable siliciclastic bed (photo 2 and line drawing 3 of exposure in proximity to the cave). Note that most of the fractures do not cross the borders of particular beds. Photos B, C and D show feeders, which are numerous throughout the cave. Photos E and G show ceiling channels and outlet cupolas. Photos by A.Klimchouk. 53
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