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| postshield and rejuvenated-stage lava from Kauai, Hawaii David A. Clagne and G. Brent Dalrymple US Geological...Park, CA 94025, USA Abstract. At the top of the Waimea Canyon Basalt on the island of Kauai, rare flows of...postshield-stage hawaiite and mugearite overlie tholeiitic flows of the shield stage. These postshield-stage...younger limit for the age of the tholeiitic shield stage. The younger Koloa Volcanics consist of widespread...alkalic rejuvenated-stage flows and vents of alkalic basalt, basanite, nephelinite, and nepheline melilitite |
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| DATE DUE \ } GEOLOGY STATE OF OF THE HAWAII Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2023 with...learned societies. Dr. Stearns began his study of volcanic rocks in 1921 on the Snake River Plains of Idaho...an area of youthful volcanic eruptions similar to those on the island of Hawaii. Subsequently he published...examined the volcanoes of New Zealand and the volcanic rocks of Fiji and Australia. In 1930, Governor...Farrington had requested that Stearns return to Hawaii to study the geology and ground-water resources |
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| forsterite-, and rhtinite-bearing alkali gabbro from Kauai, Hawaii and its mantle xenolithsl A. DnNe JoHNsroN2eNn...probablefeeder pipe to the alkalic lavas on Kauai, Hawaii. The first type is an alkali gabbroconsistingofpotassic...rocks are located on the south side of the island of Kauai, Hawaii, just north of the town of Kalaheo along...PleistoceneKoloa Volcanic Series. The latter rocks are predominantly alkali basalt and olivine nepheliniteswhich...Pliocenetholeiitic lavasof the Waimea Canyon Volcanic Series. Just across the valley along the west side |
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| MACDONALD and T. KATSURA . University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, and Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan...high enough above sea level to provide a thick series of rocks in an accessible position, which in the...olivine basalts, of rocks not strictly alkali olivine basalt the present writers (1962) have proposed, following...the Hawaiian basaltic rocks be grouped into a tholeiitic suite and an alkalic suite. As early as 1935...to a 'differentiated' suite later in THROUGH 1 Hawaii Institute of Geophysics, Contribution No. 62. |
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| have formed, and are still forming, the Hawaiian island chain. This book is not a highly tech¬ nical treatise...active volcano is still adding acreage to the island of Hawaii; an eruption in the summer of 1969 sent a...to some extent in Hawaii. Detailed here are not only the dramatic effects of volcanic eruptions, but the...irl & Sea Volcanoes the Sea THE GEOLOGY OF HAWAII Gordon A. Macdonald and Agatin T. Abbott ILLINOIS...LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER HONOLULU UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PRESS 1970 ’ll *0 O' c 3*1 // 3 /^32- LIBRARY |
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| Sippe angeh~ren, obwohl der Rhyodazit yon Oahu, Hawaii, tholeiitisdaer Herkunft zu sein scheint. Die Differentiation...die Kristallisation stattfindet. Im Gegensatz zu Hawaii fand auf den Samoainseln die Calderabildung nach...anderen ozeanisdlen Vulkaue anwendbar sind. ~) Hawaii Institute of Geophysics Contribution No. 217. *)...Geology, Hawaii Institute of Geophysics, University of Hawaii, 2525, Correa Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii. 821 ...Eight new chemical analyses of rocks of Tutuila Island are given, and 20 new analyses of rocks of the |
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| floor or submarine flank of an adjacent volcano. Volcanic extinction ensues as a volcano moves away from...estimated 80–95 percent of its ultimate volume in tholeiitic lavas during this stage. Shield-stage volcanism...Late-shield strata extend the silica range as alkali basalt and even hawaiite lava flows are sparsely interlayered...a wide range in the age of volcanism along the island chain, even though the age of Hawaiian shields...younger to the southeast. For example, almost every island from Ni‘ihau to Hawai‘i had an eruption in the |
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| North Arch Volcanic Field, Hawaii: Extensive Degassing of Deep Submarine-erupted Alkalic Series Lavas JACQUELINE...FL 33149, USA 2 MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MOSS LANDING, CA 95039-0628, USA 3 OCEAN...77845-9547, USA 4 DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER, NY 14627, USA RECEIVED...TYPESCRIPT ACCEPTED FEBRUARY 26, 1997 The North Arch volcanic field is a submarine suite of alkali basaltic...generation, evolution, and degassing of these alkalic series lavas. In contrast to the systematic negative correlation |
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| 0-87842-344-3 (alk. paper) 1. Geology-Hawaii- Guidebooks. 2. Hawaii- Guidebooks. I. Hyndman, Donald W. II.............................................. 31 Island Collapse .............................................................. 45 2 Hawai'i, The Big Island ........................................................................... 63 Hawai'i 11: Hilo-Hawaii Volcanoes National Park .........................83 and 99/H-2: Kailua-the North Shore-across the Island to Pearl Harbor ....... Hawai'i 930, Westward to |
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| and Geochemistry of the East Molokai Volcanic Series, Hawaii GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER... and Geochemistry of the East Molokai Volcanic Series, Hawaii By MELVIN H. BEESON GEOLOGICAL SURVEY...-------------------------------Geologic map of island of Molokai showing location of Kalaupapa secti...----------------Photograph of thin-bedded flows of tholeiitic basalt exposed along north coast of Molokai just...MINERALOGY, AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE EAST MOLOKAI VOLCANIC SERIES, HAW All By ~1ELVIN ABSTRACT The Kalaupapa |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Hawai‘i—then still an independent kingdom—to study its volcanic geology in preparation for mapping in the Cascade...assignment as the head of the USGS Division of Volcanic Geology, which mapped volcanoes throughout California...eventually assumed by what had become the Territory of Hawaii. In 1919, the Territory requested a comprehensive...of the geology and water resources of the entire island chain. One of the main participants in this work...years, Stearns published 12 comprehensive reports (Hawaii Division of Hydrography Bulletins) covering the |
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| Exotic blocks and coarse breccias in Mesozoic volcanic rocks of southeastern Arizona, by F. S. Simons...thrust-a major fault in the eastern part of Inyo County, Calif., by J. H. Stewart, D. C. Ross, C. A. Nelson...Permian-Triassic boundary in eastern Uintah County, Utah, and western Moffat County, Colo., by E. M. Schell and E....________________ ::.._______ 94 Marine geology· Volcanic rocks dredged southwest of the Hawaiian Islands...Rate of palagonitization of submarine basalt adjacent to Hawaii, by J. G. Moore__________________________________ |
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| ------California ------------------------------Hawaii ---------------------------------Idaho -------...silicate·s ______ Mineralogic studies ------------------Volcanic rocks and processes _ __ ____ __ ___ ___ Hawaiian...Geochemistry, mineralogy, and petrology-Continued Volcanic rocks and processes-Continued Columbia plateau...al cooperators _------------------------State, county, and local cooperators -----------Other cooperators...--------------------------Index map of Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico showing geologic maps published |
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| constituted the first or A chapters of multichaptered series. The short scientific and technical papers, counterparts...reduce the hazards from floods, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions by developing a predictive capability;...California ----------------------------------_ Hawaii ___________________________________ 88 88 88 ...________ _ Mineralogic studies --------------------Volcanic rocks and processes ---------------Basaltic volcanism...---------------------Rhyolitic volcanism --------------------Volcanic hazards -----------------------Plutonic rocks |
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| A253-A258 of this chapter. Numerous Federal, State, county, and municipal agencies and other organizations... Previous volumes are listed below, with their series designations. Geological Survey Research 1960 Prof...geophysical investigations- _ Investigations of volcanic rocks _ _ _______ Glacial geology. ________________________...Pacific coast region- ________________________ Hawaii- -__--_-------_-________________ Guam. _______...__________________ Protodolomite In echinoids____ ___________ Volcanic rocks and processes _________________ Basaltic |
