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Ignimbrite is a type of
volcanic rock,
consisting of
hardened tuff.
Ignimbrites form from the
deposits of
pyroclastic flows,
which are a hot suspension...
- The
Campanian Ignimbrite eruption (CI, also CI eruption) was a
major volcanic eruption in the
Mediterranean during the late Quaternary, classified 7 on...
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kilometres (43 cu mi))
Toconao ignimbrite. The
Pujsa ignimbrite was
erupted by La
Pacana before the Atana/Toconao
ignimbrites, and the Filo
Delgado and Pampa...
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source of the Galán
ignimbrite,
which covered the
surroundings of the
caldera with
volcanic material. The
volume of this
ignimbrite has been estimated...
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Geological Maps of ****an".
Geological Survey of ****an, AIST. "Thórsmörk
Ignimbrite(correlated to Ash Zone 2)". VOGRIPA.
Retrieved 27 May 2024. This source...
- The Mid-Tertiary
ignimbrite flare-up, was a
dramatic period of
volcanic eruptions in mid-Cenozoic time,
approximately 25–40
million years ago, centered...
- 320 km3 (77 cu mi) of
pyroclastic density current (PDC)
deposits (mostly
ignimbrite), and 420 km3 (100 cu mi) of
primary intracaldera material, equivalent...
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magnitude estimate of 7.6 and VEI 7, only
slightly lower than the
Campanian Ignimbrite of
about 40,000
years ago,
making it the
second largest event in the eruptive...
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source of the
dacitic Escorial ignimbrite,
which is also
known as the
Corrida de Cori
ignimbrite or
Caletones Cori
ignimbrite.
Pulsed changes in the magma...
- The Fish
Canyon Tuff is the
large volcanic ash flow or
ignimbrite deposit resulting from one of the
largest known explosive eruptions on Earth, estimated...
