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Cerro Guacha is a
Miocene caldera in
southwestern Bolivia's Sur Lípez Province. Part of the
volcanic system of the Andes, it is
considered to be part of...
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Paulistas Shropshire →
Salopian Tierra Caliente → Calentano, Calentana, Guache,
Guacha, Huache,
Huacha Uruguay →
Orientales Valparaíso → Porteños
Informal Australia...
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States Blacktail Tuff 6,000,000 1,500 km3
Cerro Guacha Altiplano–Puna
volcanic complex Sur Lípez,
Bolivia Guacha ignimbrite, two
smaller eruptions identified...
- Fields,
Kuervos del Sur, Föllakzoid Sunday:
Planeta No,
Stone Giant, La
Guacha, Oddó,
Aguaturbia Lollapalooza 2016 Location:
Grant Park,
Chicago Dates:...
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origin commonly used in
Rioplatense Spanish are: From Quechua:
guacho or
guacha (orig.
wakcha "poor person, vagabond, orphan"); the term for the native...
- Unknown 005.5 5.51
Conant Cr**** Tuff 8
Cerro Guacha Altiplano-Puna
volcanic complex 1300 005.7 5.7
Guacha ignimbrite 7
Cerro Panizos Andes,
Central Volcanic...
- ignimbrites. La
Pacana together with the
Cerro Guacha and
Purico Complex calderas forms the La
Pacana Complex.
Guacha experienced two
major eruptions, of which...
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years ago, it
produced the
large volcanic calderas Panizos, Vilama,
Cerro Guacha and last Uturuncu,
which shows evidence of
ongoing activity. The formation...
- Altiplano-Puna
Volcanic Complex, as are
Cerro Panizos,
Pastos Grandes,
Cerro Guacha, and La Pacana.
Other silicic systems are Los
Frailes ignimbrite plateau...
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years BP, the
Neogene period and
Miocene epoch begin.
Cerro Guacha, Bolivia; 5.6–5.8 Ma (
Guacha ignimbrite). Lord Howe Island, Australia;
Mount Lidgbird...
