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The lower bed is cross-bedded and contains much euhedral pyrite, and the upper bed containsrhyoliticclasts.
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Another implication is that therhyoliticchamber was actually expanding during the injection.
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A pink, beige weathering weldedrhyoliticignimbrite forms a conspicuous cap on many hills of the area.
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Experimentally produced devitrification textures in naturalrhyoliticglass.
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Calculated compaction profiles ofrhyoliticash-flow tuffs.
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Cooling, degassing and compaction ofrhyoliticash flow tuffs: a computational model.
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The cycles end when the magma evolves to arhyoliticcomposition, causing the most explosive eruptions.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These lavas are usually much less viscous thanrhyoliticlavas, depending on their eruption temperature; they also tend to be hotter than felsic lavas.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The massif is composed ofrhyoliticand trachytic rock, and contains many maars and basaltic cinder cones.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The majority of these arerhyolitic/dacitic/trondhjemitic and basaltic, commonly hosting massive sulphide deposits of economic importance.
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The eruptions started with production ofrhyoliticmagma followed by dacitic to basaltic andesite magma.
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In contrast, most comparable deposits described from the geological record are typically dacitic-rhyodacitic and containrhyoliticglass.
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They consist of pyroclastic tuffs withrhyoliticor dacitic composition, cover a large area and reach large thicknesses.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This eruption resulted in the emission of ignimbriterhyoliticpumice that covered over 100 km2 of land.
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