-
seismic radiation typically ****ociated with
earthquakes and explosions.
Nonvolcanic,
episodic tremor at
plate boundaries (particularly in
subduction zones)...
- reef
during the
subsidence of an
oceanic island of
either volcanic or
nonvolcanic origin below sea level. Then, when
relative sea
level drops below the...
-
subsequently transported, what
environment it was
deposited in, or
whether nonvolcanic material is
mingled with the
volcanic clasts. The
United States Geological...
-
determined from the
electrical conductivity structure:
Application to one
nonvolcanic and two
volcanic regions in the
Kyushu subduction zone, ****an". Geophysical...
-
volcano was
heavily forested and of no
greater height than
adjacent nonvolcanic peaks. The
Cascade Volcanic Arc lies in the
western United States. This...
- 0 mi) deep
Anseris Mons 6.2 km (3.9 mi) 0.18
impact Among the
highest nonvolcanic peaks on Mars,
formed by the ****as
impact Aeolis Mons ("Mount Sharp")...
- sandstone,
black shale, clay-rich limestone, phosphorites, and
other nonvolcanic rocks typical of
water a few
hundred meters deep. Some
bedded cherts...
-
volcanic ash are
separated by 1–10
centimetres (0.4–3.9 in) of
airborne nonvolcanic silt. The
tephra is
Mount St.
Helens ash that fell in
Eastern Washington...
- minerals, and may also
contain volcanic ash, pumice, and clay minerals.
Nonvolcanic material may
consist of terrigenous,
chemical precipitates, or organogenic...
-
cinder cones that
formed on the
slopes of
Mount Frakes.
Volcanic and
nonvolcanic boulders on the
slopes of
Mount Frakes may
either be
xenoliths or glacial...
