Conférence de Fernanda Martínez et Benjamin Vanwykdevries

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Lava flows have a highly variable structure and texture that provides diverse habitats for the settlement of life. This structure can support the comprehensive development of diverse and dynamic biological communities on the surface and interior. I will discuss the nature of these biological communities and explore the impact they have on the long-term evolution of lava flows becoming geobiodiverse entities, following an eruption. I will present my observations of the Xitle lava flow in Mexico City; lava-life interactions, combined with ecological processes, to map out the possibilities for biological cooperation within a geological framework.