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Sample: 88BP2-1

Sample ID: 88BP2-1 [1]
Station ID: 88BP2-1
AT Num:
Volcano: Novarupta
Possible source: Novarupta
Eruption: Novarupta 1912/6
Collector: Unknown, Unknown
Date sampled: 1988-01-01
Sample type 1: Tephra Fall
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Final unit:
Text Description: 2.5 cm dacite band in banded pumice
Sample Location:
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30 km
20 mi
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References Cited

[1] Petrogenetic study of dacite from the 1912 eruption Novarupta, Katmai National Park, Alaska: implications for magma storage locations, 1992

Avery, V. F., 1992, Petrogenetic study of dacite from the 1912 eruption Novarupta, Katmai National Park, Alaska: implications for magma storage locations: University of Alaska Fairbanks unpublished M.S. thesis, 177 p.