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    Viscous lava flows

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    One of a series of images with descriptions of igneous and volcanic geological features in field environments. (22.59Mb)
    Date
    2009-03
    Author
    Barker, Daniel S.
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    Department
    Geological Sciences
    Subject
    Igneous rocks
    Volcanic rocks
    Volcanology
    Field geology
    15th century obsidian flow
    Iceland
    Medicine Lake volcano, California
    Glass Mountain flow, Medicine Lake, California
    Medicine Lake volcano
    Little Glass Mountain flow
    Newberry caldera, Oregon
    Big Obsidian Flow
    1739 rhyolite flow
    Fossa Di Vulcano
    New Guinea
    1944 flow, Vesuvius
    Menengai caldera, Kenya
    Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado
    Fantale Volcano, Ethiopia
    Rocche Rosse obsidian flow, Lipari
    Rocche Rosse
    Juzini rhyolite
    Crocodile River, South Africa
    Cinque Denti, Pantelleria
    Pico de Teide,Tenerife, Canary Islands
    Star Mountain rhyolite
    Davis Mountains, Texas
    Viscosity
    Eruption rate
    Topography
    Lava flow
    Lava dome
    Slope
    Vent
    Viscous lava
    Rhyolite
    Phonolite
    Obsidian
    Glacier
    Levee
    Lateral moraine
    Pressure ridge
    Flow direction
    Pumice
    Flow lobe
    Broken glass
    Rotated block
    Active volcano
    Layered crystalline rhyolite
    Mafic lava
    Crystals
    Buckling
    Cross section
    Ramp structure
    Tension crack
    Boudinaged pumiceous layer
    Tension fracture
    "Stretch marks"
    "Alligator skin"
    Folds
    Glassy rhyolite
    Jointed interior
    North West Coulee, Mono Craters, California
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2152/7081
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