Fish, snottites, and Diana Northup. 2003-08-31

Photos taken at Cueva de las Sardinas, near Tapijulapa, Tacotalpa, Tabasco, Mexico August 31, 2003

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Elemental suphur and gypsum (and Diana's finger).	spider and egg sac (~3-5mm)


Spider in web with droplets (~1.7cm long)	fish and rills


fish	Fish. Sold North American, 350,000 circulation, serial rights to Scholastic Science World Vol 61 no. 4, November 1, 2004.


Skylight entrance	snottites forming on a spider web (better)


snottites forming on a spider web	snottites and newly formed snottites on a spider web


snottites and newly formed snottites on a spider web (better)	Snottites. Used in the 2008 edition of the Cave and Karst studies brochure for the program at New Mexico Tech.


snottites	snottites


Diana near junction of sulphur and non-sulphur streams.	Diana and the entrance. Lens slightly fogged.