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Description
Interpretive section through the 1800 m thick extrusive series of a seamount sequences on La Palma. It starts on top of a sequence dominated by dikes and sill intrusions, and shows a transition from mostly thick pillow deposits to highly fragmented pillow breccias and hyaloclastites. This sequence also shows the transition from a mostly effusive deep water stage to a dominantly clastic intermediate and shallow water stage. The depth, given as stratigraphic depth measured from the top of the submarine extrusive series, corresponds to a minimum eruption depth. |
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Location 28º 41.98' N17º 53.06' W, Atlantic Ocean, Canary Islands, La Palma |
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Keywords pillow basalts, scoriaceous pillows, hyaloclastite lapilli flows, in situ volcanic rocks, resedimented volcaniclastic rocks |
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Copyright Owner Enduring Resources for Earth Science Education (ERESE) |
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