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Andesitic dike, New Zealand (vertical)
Meads Wall, an andesite dike intruding lavas on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand (180114-23)
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Meads Wall, an andesite dike intruding lavas on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand (180114-19)
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Meads Wall, an andesite dike intruding lavas on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand (180114-18)
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Meads Wall, an andesite dike intruding lavas on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand (180114-15)
Download ImageAsh flow tuff, Taupo, New Zealand
1800 year-old ash flow tuff from the Taupo eruption, New Zealand. Note the pumice lapilli. (180113-19)
Download ImageAsh flow tuff, Taupo, New Zealand
1800 year-old ash flow tuff from the Taupo eruption, New Zealand. Note the pumice lapilli. (180113-19)
Download ImagePumice lapilli in ash flow tuff
Pumice lapilli in ash flow tuff of the 1800 year old Taupo eruption, New Zealand (180113-9)
Download ImageEgmont Volcano (Taranaki) New Zealand
Egmont andesite stratovolcano (Taranaki), New Zealand. (IP18-4883)
Download ImageLake-filled explosion crater, New Zealand
Small Lake-filled explosion crater, Waiotapu, New Zealand (180108-123)
Download ImageHydrothermal spring and deposits, New Zealand
Hydrothermal spring and deposits, Waiotapu geothermal area, New Zealand. The white color is sinter (silica) and orange from antimony precipitation. (180108-85)
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Hydrothermal spring and deposits, Waiotapu geothermal area, New Zealand. The white color is sinter (silica) and orange from antimony precipitation. (180108-82)
Download ImageErupting geyser and sinter chimney, New Zealand
Small geyser and sinter chimney. Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand (180108-34)
Download ImageErupting geyser and sinter chimney, (vertical)
Small erupting geyser and sinter chimney. Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand (180108-19)
Download ImageSteaming geyser chimney, New Zealand (vertical)
Small smoking geyser and sinter chimney. Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand (180108-15)
Download ImageSteaming geyser chimney, New Zealand (vertical)
Small smoking geyser and sinter chimney. Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand (180108-13)
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Small smoking geyser and sinter chimney. Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand (180108-10)
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Erupting mudpot, New Zealand (vertical)
Erupting mudpot hotspring, New Zealand (180108-4)
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Boulder-sized clast in sandstone
Boulder-sized clast in poorly sorted pebbly Miocene sandstone. New Zealand. (180106-36)
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Channel deposit in Miocene sandstone, New Zealand. (180106-34)
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