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Mapping of the relationship among country rock, non-explosive intrusive rocks and deposits of explosive eruptions of the Mawson Formation in the Allan Hills as an indication of phreatomagmatic eruption processes
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K061_2001_2002_NZ_1
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Phreatomagmatic eruptions are common and dangerous worldwide. How large explosive event complexes evolve during eruptions, the processes that drive the evolution and what is in the rock record was studied in the Mawson Formation in Allan Hills, Victoria Land. The Mawson Formation is a unit of fragmented volcanic rock comprising debris from the Beacon Supergroup mixed with fragments from Ferrar ...
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Start Date:
2001-11-28
Stop Date:
2001-12-22
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Any remaining geological samples are lodged in the geology department, University of Otago. All data is in the MSc thesis. Some photographs and field notebooks may reside with the investigator.
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Lockett, G. 2003. Fragmentation along the contact of a large phreatomagmatic vent complex with adjacent country rock, Allan Hills, Antarctica. MSc Thesis, Department of Geology, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Lockett, G. And White, J.D.L. 2007 online. Relationships among country rock, deposits of a volcanically triggered debris avalanche, and mafic volcaniclastic deposits of the Mawson Formation, Ferrar LIP, Mt Watters, Allan Hlls, Antarctica. In: Physical Volcanology of Large Igneous Provinces. Skilling, I.P. and White, J.D.L. (eds.) Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research. Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2005-10-11
Last DIF Revision Date:
2009-02-13
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