Can shatter cones and penetrative deformation lamella form due to explosive volcanic processes? A discussion of Argument supporting explosive igneous activity for the origin of cryptoexplosion structures in the mid-continent, United States

Glikson, Andrew

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Can shatter cones and penetrative deformation lamella form due to explosive volcanic processes? A discussion of Argument supporting explosive igneous activity for the origin of cryptoexplosion structures in the mid-continent, United States

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1999

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Glikson, Andrew

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Geological Society of America Inc

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/93922

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Geology

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Can shatter cones and penetrative deformation lamella form due to explosive volcanic processes? A discussion of Argument supporting explosive igneous activity for the origin of cryptoexplosion structures in the mid-continent, United States

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