Evolution of the Platoro caldera complex and related volcanic rocks, southeastern San Juan Mountains, Colorado

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Evolution of the Platoro caldera complex and related volcanic rocks, southeastern San Juan Mountains, Colorado

by Peter W. Lipman

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First published: 1975 1 language

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Volcanic ash, tuff Volcanism

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