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1-1 Faulted rhyolitic obsidian from Hrafntinnuhryggur, Krafla, Iceland, 25 ka.
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1-2 Andesitic peperite, Honister, Cumbria, ~450 Ma.
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1-3 Mule Creek pyroclastic breccia with lithic clasts, New Mexico, 19 Ma
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1-4 Sheared crystalline dacite lava, Unzen lava spine, Unzen, Japan, 1994
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1-5 Trachyandesitic ash, Eyjafjallajokull, April 2010
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1-6 Rhyolitic peperite from Torfajokull, Iceland, 70 ka
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1-7 Andesite lava from Montserrat, West Indies with tuffisite vein
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1-8 Andesite lava bomb with breadcrust textures from Montserrat, West Indies
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2-1 Bezymianny (andesitic lava dome, Kamchatka) 2004
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2-2 Hrafntinnuhryggur obsidian with fractured crystalline flow bands (rhyolite, 25 ka)
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2-3 Hrafntinnuhryggur obsidian with spherulites and lithophysae (rhyolite, 25 ka)
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2-4 Tip of basaltic dyke (Öraefajökull, Iceland) (age unknown)
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2-5 Ropy pahoehoe from Gaesafjoll, Iceland (basaltic, <10 ka)
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2-6 Phenocryst-rich rhyolitic obsidian from Torfajokull, Iceland (rhyolite, 95 ka)
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2-7 Crystalline dacite lava, Unzen lava spine, Unzen, Japan, 1994
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3-1 Bishop tuff pumice, Long Valley, California (rhyolite, 0
3-1 Bishop tuff pumice, Long Valley, California (rhyolite, 0.8 Ma, 700 km3) 700 km3
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3-2 Hrafntinnuhryggur obsidian – collapsed foam textures (rhyolite, 25 ka)
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3-3 Little Glass Mountain obsidian, Medicine Lake, USA (rhyolite, <1 ka)
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3-4 Glassy basaltic pillow rind, Kalfstindar, Iceland (~15-20 ka)
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3-5 Etna lava (basalt)
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3-6 Basaltic bomb, Torfajökull, Iceland (<10 ka)
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3-7 Rhyolitic bomb, Puyehue, Chile (2011)
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3-8 Rhyolitic columnar joint, Torfajökull, Iceland (70 ka)
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