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Mud and Mudstone Introduction and Overview
P.E. Potter J. B. Maynard P. J. Depetris

Mud and Mudstones
Introduction and Overview
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Paul E. Potter University of Cincinnati Department of Geology Cincinnati 45221-0013 Ohio USA

J. Barry Maynard
University of Cincinnati Department of Geology Cincinnati 45221-0013 Ohio USA Pedro J. Depetris Centro de Investigaciones Geoquimicas y de Procesos de la Superficie (CIGeS), FCEFyN, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, X5016GCA Cordoba Argentina

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CHAPTER 2

Production of Mud and Silt
High, wet mountains produce a lot of mud

2.1. Introduction



References: Digging Deeper Assallay AM, Rogers CDF, Smalley II, Jefferson IF (1998) Silt: 262 ).lm, 9-4 Sigurdsson H, Houghton BF, McNutt SR, Rymer H, Stix J (eds) (2000) Encyclopedia of Volcanoes. Academic Press, London, p

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