Physical Volcanology and Facies Analysis of Silicic Lavas: Monte Amiata Volcano (Italy)
Monte Amiata (Italy) is a middle Pleistocene silicic volcano characterized by the extrusion of extensive (5–8 km long and 60 m thick on average) sheet-like lava flows (SLLFs). It is one of the prime volcanoes that have been involved in the volcanological debate on the genetic interpretation of large...
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2022
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