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  1. Clynne, M.A., Muffler, L.J.P., Siems, D.F., Taggert Jr., J.E., Bruggman, P. (2008) Major and EDXRF trace element chemical analyses of volcanic rocks from Lassen Volcanic National Park and vicinity, California. Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. 2008. Report # OF. 2008-1091 (653 samples)
  2. Donnelly-Nolan, Julie M. Chemical analyses of pre-Holocene rocks from Medicine Lake Volcano and vicinity, northern California. USGS Open File Report (613 samples)
  3. Muffler, L J Patrick (prefacer) (1990) Stratigraphic, lithologic, and major element geochemical constraintson magmatic evolution at Lassen volcanic center, California. Journal of Geophysical Research, vol.95, no.B12, pp.19,651-19,669, 10Nov 1990 (603 samples)
  4. Hildreth, Wes; Fierstein, Judy; Lanphere, Marvin (2003) Eruptive history and geochronology of the Mount Baker volcanic field, Washington. Geological Society of America Bulletin, vol.115, no.6, pp.729-764, Jun 2003 (492 samples)
  5. Condit, Christopher D (1995) DDM-SVF; a prototype dynamic digital map of the Springerville volcanic field, Arizona. GSA Today, vol.5, no.4, pp.69, 87-88, Apr 1995 (482 samples)
  6. Robin, C (1982) Relations volcanologie - magmatologie - geodynamique; application au passage entre volcanisme alcalin et andesitique dans le Sud mexicain Axe Trans-mexicain et Province Alcaline Orientale. Annales Scientifiques de l'Universite de Clermont, 2: Geologie, Mineralogie. 70; 1982. (310 samples)
  7. Hughes, Scott S; McCurry, Michael; Geist, Dennis J (2002) Geochemical correlations and implications for the magmatic evolutionof basalt flow groups at the Idaho National Engineering andEnvironmental Laboratory. Special Paper - Geological Society of America, vol.353, pp.151-173,2002 (276 samples)
  8. Christiansen, Robert L (2001) U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper, Report: P 0729-G,pp.G1-G145, 2001 (199 samples)
  9. Warren, R. G., D. A. Sawyer, F. M. Byers, Jr., and G. L. Cole (2000) A petrographic/geochemical database and stratigraphic framework for the southwestern Nevada volcanic field, Los Alamos National Laboratory Report LA-UR-00-3791. (194 samples)
  10. Bindeman, Ilya N; Valley, John W (2000) Formation of low-delta super 18 O rhyolites after caldera collapse at Yellowstone, Wyoming, USA. Geology Boulder. 28; 8, Pages 719-722. 2000. (171 samples)

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Sample Rock name Type State / province ↑ Latitude Longitude Age (Ma) SiO2 Reference
NT9533bo Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 65.27 Macias et al. 1997
NT9533bp Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 65.03 Macias et al. 1997
NT9558l Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 65.7 Macias et al. 1997
NT9558p Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 63.24 Macias et al. 1997
NT9562 Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 65.9 Macias et al. 1997
NT9596 Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 64.28 Macias et al. 1997
NT96151 Rhyodacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 67.21 Macias et al. 1997
NT96152 Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 66.28 Macias et al. 1997
IZ-1043 Volcanic Mexico 19.292 -98.653 2 62.79 Nixon 1989
IZ-1044 Volcanic Mexico 19.3 -98.69 2 65.76 Nixon 1989
IZ-1046B Volcanic Mexico 19.288 -98.724 2 55.87 Nixon 1989
IZ-1046C Volcanic Mexico 19.288 -98.724 2 56.68 Nixon 1989
IZ-112 Volcanic Mexico 19.154 -98.641 2 64.96 Nixon 1989
IZ-126 Volcanic Mexico 19.189 -98.657 2 62.41 Nixon 1989
IZ-143 Volcanic Mexico 19.107 -98.651 2 62.19 Nixon 1989
IZ-177 Volcanic Mexico 19.121 -98.701 2 58.24 Nixon 1989
IZ-263 Volcanic Mexico 19.124 -98.772 2 56.78 Nixon 1989
IZ-264 Volcanic Mexico 19.124 -98.772 2 65.66 Nixon 1989
IZ-270 Volcanic Mexico 19.119 -98.721 2 59.35 Nixon 1989
IZ-737 Volcanic Mexico 19.275 -98.706 2 62.51 Nixon 1989
LG-1 Volcanic Mexico 19.24 -98.658 2 62.86 Nixon 1989
LG-10 Volcanic Mexico 19.169 -98.741 2 62.11 Nixon 1989
LG-12 Volcanic Mexico 19.27 -98.69 2 65.53 Nixon 1989
LG-13 Volcanic Mexico 19.258 -98.689 2 71.38 Nixon 1989
LG-2 Volcanic Mexico 19.24 -98.667 2 65.11 Nixon 1989
LG-3 Volcanic Mexico 19.253 -98.66 2 65.27 Nixon 1989
LG-4 Volcanic Mexico 19.222 -98.692 2 62 Nixon 1989
LG-5 Volcanic Mexico 19.201 -98.69 2 59.58 Nixon 1989
LG-6 Volcanic Mexico 19.22 -98.691 2 62.85 Nixon 1989
LG-9 Volcanic Mexico 19.206 -98.734 2 65.4 Nixon 1989
PA-4 Volcanic Mexico 19.141 -98.657 2 65.12 Nixon 1989
PA-5 Volcanic Mexico 19.108 -98.672 2 65.19 Nixon 1989
PA-6 Volcanic Mexico 19.119 -98.655 2 60.45 Nixon 1989
PA-7 Volcanic Mexico 19.123 -98.659 2 62.38 Nixon 1989
PA-8 Volcanic Mexico 19.139 -98.688 2 63.65 Nixon 1989
RF-3 Volcanic Mexico 19.343 -98.669 2 75.74 Nixon 1989
RF-4 Volcanic Mexico 19.343 -98.669 2 72.45 Nixon 1989
IZ-839 Volcanic Mexico 19.121 -98.655 2 52.53 Nixon 1989
TH 1 Volcanic Mexico 21.0208 -98.6 6.25 49.9 Robin 1982
NE1 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 63.8 Robin 1982
NE10 Volcanic Mexico 19.13 -99.82 2 65 Robin 1982
NE11 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.13 -99.82 2 65.9 Robin 1982
NE15 Volcanic Mexico 18.97 -99.62 2 64.3 Robin 1982
NE16 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 18.97 -99.62 2 59.9 Robin 1982
NE17 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 18.97 -99.62 2 59.5 Robin 1982
NE18 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 18.9 -99.65 2 58.8 Robin 1982
NE19 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 18.97 -99.62 2 62.95 Robin 1982
NE2 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 63.4 Robin 1982
NE20 Volcanic Mexico 18.9 -99.65 2 62.9 Robin 1982
NE23 Volcanic Mexico 19.08 -99.85 2 63.9 Robin 1982
NE3 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.13 -99.8 2 57.3 Robin 1982
NE4 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.13 -99.8 2 62.3 Robin 1982
NE5 Volcanic Mexico 19.13 -99.8 2 60.6 Robin 1982
NE8 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.11 -99.76 2 64.7 Robin 1982
PU20 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.56 -98.71 2 49.3 Robin 1982
PU21 Not-given Volcanic Mexico 19.56 -98.76 2 61.8 Robin 1982
PU22 Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19.5273 -97.39 2 74.4 Robin 1982
VE-15 Dacite Volcanic Mexico 19 -97 6.5 65.31 Robin 1982
A7 Basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 50.4 Moore et al. 1994
B9 Hawaiite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 49.5 Moore et al. 1994
C14 Hawaiite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 51.2 Moore et al. 1994
D31 Mugearite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 52.1 Moore et al. 1994
E8 Mugearite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 53.3 Moore et al. 1994
G30 Mugearite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 52.8 Moore et al. 1994
GD-6 Alkali basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.75 -103.28 4.71 48.4 Moore et al. 1994
H8 Benmoreite Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 59.1 Moore et al. 1994
J5 Trachyte Volcanic Mexico 20.91 -103.73 2 66.1 Moore et al. 1994
MAS504 Alkali basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.77 -103.37 4.4 55.55 Moore et al. 1994
MAS506 Alkali basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.77 -103.37 4 48.54 Moore et al. 1994
MAS512 Alkali basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.67 -103.22 4.96 52.76 Moore et al. 1994
MAS515 Alkali basalt Volcanic Mexico 20.6 -103.3 4 55.62 Moore et al. 1994
MAS521 Hawaiite Volcanic Mexico 20.85 -103.28 3.73 49.41 Moore et al. 1994
MAS530 Hawaiite Volcanic Mexico 21.05 -103.99 3.29 48.38 Moore et al. 1994
TO-308 Hawaiite Volcanic Mexico 21.03 -103.95 3.19 49.17 Moore et al. 1994
PEL 10 Volcanic Mexico 19.34 -100.285 2 66.46 Capra et al. 1997
PEL 17 Volcanic Mexico 19.31 -100.276 2 65.86 Capra et al. 1997
PEL 31 Volcanic Mexico 19.38 -100.188 2 63.19 Capra et al. 1997
PEL 34B Volcanic Mexico 19.32 -100.219 2 66.68 Capra et al. 1997
PEL 64 Volcanic Mexico 19.28 -100.256 2 64.86 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 22 Volcanic Mexico 19.32 -100.143 2 62.71 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 31 Volcanic Mexico 19.4 -100.156 2 65.86 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 32 Volcanic Mexico 19.4 -100.156 2 64.92 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 40 Volcanic Mexico 19.4 -100.156 2 60.04 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 52 Volcanic Mexico 19.37 -100.143 2 63.1 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 68 Volcanic Mexico 19.31 -100.168 2 59.88 Capra et al. 1997
VAL 75 Volcanic Mexico 19.3 -100.107 2 58.3 Capra et al. 1997
135 Volcanic Mexico 19.084 -99.534 2 59.9 Wallace et al. 1999
139 Volcanic Mexico 19.083 -99.468 2 54.8 Wallace et al. 1999
141 Volcanic Mexico 19.033 -99.451 2 53.6 Wallace et al. 1999
218 Volcanic Mexico 19.15 -99.417 2 55.6 Wallace et al. 1999
228 Volcanic Mexico 19.15 -98.918 2 57.8 Wallace et al. 1999
249 Volcanic Mexico 19.2 -99.3 2 55.4 Wallace et al. 1999
250 Volcanic Mexico 19.2 -99.3 2 61.7 Wallace et al. 1999
251 Volcanic Mexico 19.134 -99.301 2 60.8 Wallace et al. 1999
265 Volcanic Mexico 19.05 -99.417 2 62.7 Wallace et al. 1999
266 Volcanic Mexico 19.234 -99.6 2 55.7 Wallace et al. 1999
271 Volcanic Mexico 18.85 -100.117 2 56.9 Wallace et al. 1999
273 Volcanic Mexico 18.85 -100.117 2 54.2 Wallace et al. 1999
274 Volcanic Mexico 18.867 -100.117 2 60.2 Wallace et al. 1999
275 Volcanic Mexico 19.084 -99.617 2 60.3 Wallace et al. 1999