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Fluid Venting System - Hydrocarbon Leakage Indicators
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Photo gallery of Garadagh mud volcano - Azerbaijan
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by Martin Hovland
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A muddy "bathtub" gryphon, on Garadagh.
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The same "bathtub" gryphon, on Garadagh.
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Side view of the gryphon, Garadagh (Svensen, left, and Rueslåtten, for scale).
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A close up of the gryphon, Garadagh. Note the drilling rig on the right side. (Sverre Planke for scale)
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Liquid mud in the - gryphon, Garadagh. Notice that there is a mud-trail formed by continuous gas bubbling in the middle of the mud pool.
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Closeup of the mud trail formed by continuous gas bubbling in the middle of the mud pool, Garadagh.
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Focused bubble seep points on the liquid mud surface, Garadagh. Notice the petroleum sheen (colour refractions).
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A picture of Håkon Rueslåtten on Garadagh.
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The far-field background landscape and scenery from the summit of Garadagh mud volcano.
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Walking to the summit of Garadagh mud volcano. The "bathtub"-gryphon is located at the very summit, but is not visible from this angle.
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A dry mudcone on Garadagh mud volcano. It is suspected to be formed by focused gas seepage.
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