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Rhyolite (/ˈraɪ.əlaɪt/ RY-ə-lyte) is the most silica-rich of
volcanic rocks. It is
generally gl****y or fine-grained (aphanitic) in texture, but may be...
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about two kilometers. This
valley was made by the river,
which eroded the
liparite stone,
resulting the tall
cliff faces along the river. This
valley has...
- al-Athir
calls him "king of the
Abasgians [i.e. Georgians]." Liparit,
called Liparites by
Byzantine writers, was at the same time a
Byzantine dignitary with...
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Square or
Prosperity Square,
stands for the
whole attraction.
There is a
liparite in the
front of the
square that
weighs 136 tons and
comes from
Mount Tai...
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defined above, so that it
included quartz-trachytes (now
known as
liparites and rhyolites) and oligoclase-trachytes,
which are now
classified as andesites...
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sepiolite (1847),
halite (1847),
sphalerite (1847), ****nopyrite (1847), and
liparite (1847). He also
conducted research in the
field of
botany — in 1836, paleobotanist...
- bare of
vegetation between Benguela and Moçâmedes.
Nepheline basalts and
liparites occur at
Dombe Grande. The
presence of gum
copal in
considerable quantities...
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considerably younger. A
further volcano may
exist northwest of this centre. A
liparite dome
named Majak is
located at 66°27′N 147°09′E / 66.45°N 147.15°E /...
- al-Athir
calls him "king of the
Abasgians [i.e. Georgians]." Liparit,
called Liparites by
Byzantine writers, was at the same time a
Byzantine dignitary with...
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Archived 2008-04-30 at the
Wayback Machine Seibt,
Werner (2001).
Liparites als „byzantinischer“
Familienname in der Komnenenzeit. In: Dedicatio....
