Volume and stratigraphic variation of Pleistocene volcanics south of Lassen Peak, California

Bowen PA. 1980. Volume and stratigraphic variation of Pleistocene volcanics south of Lassen Peak, California. Pages 69, 70. In Bowen PA (ed): American Geophysical Union; Twenty sixth annual meeting of Pacific Northwest AGU Transactions, American Geophysical Union. Bend, OR. September 17-18, 1979. Pac Geosci Cent

In the past .6 my, andesite and dacite along with lesser amounts of minor basalt and rhyolite were produced south of Lassen Peak. Other properties such as element abundances, mineral analyses, eruptive temperatures, and other physical characteristics were determined. All of these characteristics were also determined for Mount Tehama, and the eruptive sequence for Mount Tehama was discussed within the article.

Type
Conference Proceeding Paper
Authors
Bowen, Penelope
Units
LAVO
Keywords
Andesite, Basalt, Dacite, Lassen Peak, Mount Tehama, Physical Sciences, Pleistocene, Stratigraphy, Volcanic Eruptions, Volcanism

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