Supplemental material: Magmatism, ash-flow tuffs, and calderas of the ignimbrite flareup in the western Nevada volcanic field, Great Basin, USA
Christopher D. Henry, David A. John
Abstract
Christopher D. Henry, David A. John
Abstract
Geosphere, August 2013, v. 9, p. 951-1008, doi:10.1130/GES00867.1, Supplemental Figure 1 - Distributions of the tuff of Campbell Creek, Monotony Tuff (only its western extent; see Best et al. 2013c for full extent), Nine Hill Tuff, and Underdown Tuff–tuff of Clipper Gap and their known or suspected calderas. These tuffs have wider distributions than other tuffs, and all crossed the paleodivides proposed by Best et al. (2013a) and Henry et al. (2012a). File size is ~29 MB.
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Geosphere, August 2013, v. 9, p. 951-1008, doi:10.1130/GES00867.1, Supplemental Figure 1 - Distributions of the tuff of Campbell Creek, Monotony Tuff (only its western extent; see Best et al. 2013c for full extent), Nine Hill Tuff, and Underdown Tuff–tuff of Clipper Gap and their known or suspected calderas. These tuffs have wider distributions than other tuffs, and all crossed the paleodivides proposed by Best et al. (2013a) and Henry et al. (2012a). File size is ~29 MB.
Key concepts: Caldera, Geology, Geochemistry, Volcano, Rhyolite, Igneous rock, Volcanic rock, Geomorphology