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Week 1: Jan 17-21
(types of intrusions - continued)
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Types of intrusions ...
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laccoliths
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lopoliths and layered intrusions
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Skaergaard intrusion
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Sudbury intrusion
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Muscox intrusion
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Stillwater complex
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Duluth complex
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Dufek intrusion
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Bushveld complex
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batholiths and stocks
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catazonal
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mesozonal
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epizonal
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volcanic necks
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diatremes and breccia pipes
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Mechanisms of emplacement
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forceful injection
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passive injection
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magmatic stoping
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the "room problem" for granitic batholiths
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Types of extrusions
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lava vs. tephra
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forms of lavas
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pahoehoe
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aa
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block lava
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lava domes
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volcanic spines
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pillow lava
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types of tephra and pyroclastic rocks
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tephra size classification
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ash
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lapilli
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blocks and bombs
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pyroclastic rocks
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tuff
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agglomerate and volcanic breccia
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additional terms
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based on mode of emplacement
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ash fall tuffs
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pyroclastic flow deposits, ignimbrites
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lahar deposits
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types of volcanos
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shield volcanos
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composite or stratovolcanos
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cinder cones
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calderas
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flood basalts
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What causes the variety in eruptive styles and products?
(An even closer look at magma behaviour)
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SiO2 contents of magmas and effects on viscosity
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acid, intermediate, basic and ultrabasic magmas
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magma temperatures and viscosity
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H2O content and viscosity
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gas bubble nucleation, growth and disruption and the
formation of pyroclastic material
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how combinations of the above factors affect eruptive
style and products
Petrology
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