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Hyaloclastite is a
volcanoclastic ac****ulation or
breccia consisting of gl**** (from the Gr**** hyalus)
fragments (clasts)
formed by
quench fragmentation...
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Hyaloclastite Dam was a 1,201-foot-high (366 m) lava dam that
occupied the
Grand Canyon of the U.S.
state of Arizona. It
formed during the Pleistocene...
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result of the much
higher fragmentation of
phreatomagmatic eruptions.
Hyaloclastite is gl****
found with
pillow basalts that were
produced by non-explosive...
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curvilinear shards that
represent the
spalled rims of
pillow basalt (see:
Hyaloclastite). This
material is
commonly partly altered to chlorite, epidote, quartz...
- the
glacial maximum of 12–15,000
years ago
hyaloclastite, then
pillow lavas under steep-sided
hyaloclastite occurred.: 4
These built up
until Herðubreið...
- (96 cu mi) and the
edifices consist of lavas,
hydrovolcanic deposits such as
hyaloclastite,
fragments of
pillow lavas and tuffs, and scoria.
Unlike many other...
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subglacial volcanism. It can
contain pillow lava,
pillow breccia, hyalotuff,
hyaloclastite.
Examples are Skefilfjall, Kálfstindar,
Helgafell in
Iceland and Pillow...
- (5 mi) wide. Most of the
volcano is
formed by
trachytic lava flows, but
hyaloclastite is also found. Snow, ice, and
glaciers cover most of
Mount Takahe. With...
- Hornblendite –
Plutonic rock
consisting mainly of the
amphibole hornblende Hyaloclastite –
Volcaniclastic ac****ulation or
breccia Icelandite –
Igneous rock type...
- has
large Upper Pliocene volcanic lava flows, as well as
breccias and
hyaloclastite deposits from
underwater eruptions. ****una is on the ****una
Ridge (****una–Alofi...
