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The 16 pages that link to Hot spring, each with the reason it gives.

• Yellowstone National ParkNarrower topic: Hot springs reveal the geothermal system beyond the park’s erupting geysers.

• Rhynie chertRelated: The fossil deposit formed around a hydrothermal system that supplied silica-rich water.

• Volcanic tourismRelated: Volcanic heat creates bathing attractions in places such as Iceland and Japan.

• Japanese macaqueRelated: Macaques at Jigokudani are known for bathing in hot springs during winter.

• Mount DamavandRelated: Hot springs around Damavand are another surface expression of its geothermal system.

• Thermus aquaticusNarrower topic: The original Thermus aquaticus isolate came from this kind of habitat.

• NevisRelated: Nevis’s volcanic geology produces geothermal hot springs.

• WiesbadenNarrower topic: Wiesbaden’s hot springs supplied the water around which its bathing culture developed.

• Bahariya OasisRelated: Bahariya’s hot springs are a prominent natural feature and visitor attraction.

• AntsirabeRelated: Antsirabe’s hot springs helped establish its reputation as a spa town.

• ChalcedonyRelated: Silica-rich waters can deposit chalcedony around hot-spring outlets.

• Guarani AquiferRelated: Discharges of heated groundwater support bathing and tourism in parts of the region.

• AquificotaRelated: Hot springs are common habitats for cultured Aquificota.

• Hammam MaskhoutineNarrower topic: The complex is a concentrated group of hot springs.

• OnsenNarrower topic: Onsen are Japan’s culturally specific form of hot spring.

• Puente del IncaNarrower topic: Geothermal water emerges beside the arch and leaves conspicuous mineral deposits.