
Endogenic varves
Endogenic varves receive crystallizing minerogenic particles through chemical precipitation from the water column. This occurs during supersaturation and is often linked to evaporation. Precipitation of e.g. calcite, siderite, gypsum or halite depends on the solubility product and on the concentration of participating ions in the lake water.
Name | Country | Site image |
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Crawford Lake
endogenic varves |
Canada | |
Lake Yoa
endogenic varves |
Chad | |
Sacrower See
endogenic varves |
Germany |
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Belauer See
endogenic varves |
Germany | |
Lisan Formation
endogenic varves |
Israel | |
Lake Lazduny
endogenic varves |
Poland |
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Lake Lubinskie
endogenic varves |
Poland |
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Lake Szurpily
endogenic varves |
Poland |
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Soppensee
endogenic varves |
Switzerland | |
Hallwilersee
endogenic varves |
Switzerland | |
Baldeggersee
endogenic varves |
Switzerland | |
Zurichsee
endogenic varves |
Switzerland |
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Lake Van
endogenic varves |
Turkey | |
Nar Gölü
endogenic varves |
Turkey |