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EVIDENCE FOR CO-EXISTING MAFIC AND SILICIC MAGMAS FOR THE 9100-BP FISHER CALDERA ERUPTION, UNIMAK ISLAND, ALASKA PENINSULA
citation imageCarson, E. C., 1998, Evidence for co-existing mafic and silicic magmas for the 9100-bp Fisher Caldera eruption, Unimak Island, Alaska Peninsula: Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, v. 30, n. 7, p. 388-389.
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