Mount Erebus Photographs by Dr. Nelia Dunbar

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Mt. Erebus and its long plume as viewed from Hut Point Peninsula.
 Bubble burst on the surface of the Erebus lava lake.
 Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a small fumarole/ice tower.
Mt. Erebus and its long plume as viewed from Hut Point Peninsula.
Bubble burst on the surface of the Erebus lava lake.
Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a small fumarole/ice tower.
Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a small fumarole/ice tower.
 Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a very small fumarole.
 Nelia Dunbar getting in close to measure CO2 gas at a fumarole.
Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a small fumarole/ice tower.
Nelia Dunbar measuring CO2 gas at a very small fumarole.
Nelia Dunbar getting in close to measure CO2 gas at a fumarole.
Bill McIntosh scaling the exterior of an ice tower to get at one of the steam vents to measure CO2 gas levels.
 Nelia Dunbar at a small fumarole to measure the CO2 gas levels.
 The Mt. Erebus crater from the perspective of the video camera mounted on the crater rim.
Bill McIntosh scaling the exterior of an ice tower to get at one of the steam vents to measure CO2 gas levels.
Nelia Dunbar at a small fumarole to measure the CO2 gas levels.
The Mt. Erebus crater from the perspective of the video camera mounted on the crater rim.
A close-up of Werner's "Fumarole", as viewed from the crater rim.
 Mt. Erebus lava lake as viewed from the crater rim on Jan. 16, 2004.
 Mt. Erebus lava lake as viewed from the crater rim on Jan. 16, 2004.
A close-up of Werner's "Fumarole", as viewed from the crater rim.
Mt. Erebus lava lake as viewed from the crater rim on Jan. 16, 2004.
Mt. Erebus lava lake as viewed from the crater rim on Jan. 16, 2004.
Mt. Bird and Beaufort Island as viewed from the Mt. Erebus crater rim.
 Bird's eye view of Mt. Bird (from the Mt. Erebus crater rim).
 Trevor Popp and Bill McIntosh working at the Mac-Z seismic station.
Mt. Bird and Beaufort Island as viewed from the Mt. Erebus crater rim.
Bird's eye view of Mt. Bird (from the Mt. Erebus crater rim).
Trevor Popp and Bill McIntosh working at the Mac-Z seismic station.

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