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5 professors and their research teams spend some time in the field, examining interesting geological phenomena. They have to stay at various motels in the small towns closest to the phenomena. The volcano researcher didn't stay for 8 days. In Mariettetown, somebody stayed at Sandrose Motel for 2 days.Professor Jones stayed at Wills Inn close to the petrified forest. In Allenstown, professor Davis stayed at Check Inn. A very interesting lake was close to Sunders Motel. The desert is a tough place, so professor Oak only spent 2 days. The people examining the ice cave did not use The Hot Motel. Those in Lyneville spent 5 days. Professor Taylor was in Wonawooga for 7 days, but not at Sunders Motel. Professor Smith was in Peatville for 12 days.
What phenomenon was so interesting that the professor spent 12 days there?
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