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Igneous Geology of Trans-Pecos Texas: Field Trip Guide and Research Articles
GB0023
Igneous Geology of Trans-Pecos Texas: Field Trip Guide and Research Articles. J. G. Price, C. D. Henry, D. F. Parker, and D. S. Barker, field trip leaders and guidebook editors. 360 p., 188 figs., 57 tables, 1986. ISSN: 0363-4132. Print Version.
For a downloadable, digital version: GB0023D.
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"This guidebook contains two parts: (1) a field trip road log with detailed stop descriptions and (2) articles on current research on the igneous geology of the Trans-Pecos region. The field trip deals with caldera structures, field relations of pyroclastic rocks, rheology of peralkaline ash-flow tuffs and lava flows, magma mixing within intrusions, and petrogenesis of silica-undersaturated and silica-oversaturated magmas. Articles cover these topics plus geochemical and petrologic aspects of igneous rocks in Trans-Pecos Texas and adjacent Mexico, geochronology of the region, and sedimentology of volcaniclastic rocks."
Citation:
Price, J. G., Henry, C. D., Parker, D. F., and Barker, D. S., field trip leaders and guidebook editors1986, Igneous Geology of Trans-Pecos Texas: Field Trip Guide and Research Articles: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Guidebook 23, 360 p.
