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  1. Sikora, R F; Moore, J G; Oliver, H W (1991) Compilation and listing of 6,454 density measurements of samples from the central part of the Sierra Nevada Batholith, California. Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Report: OF 91-0570-A, 77 pp., 1991 (6,454 samples)
  2. du Bray, Edward A; Ressel, Michael W; Barnes, Calvin G (2007) Geochemical database for intrusive rocks of north-central andnortheast Nevada. U. S. Geological Survey Data Series, Report: DS-0244, 62 pp., 2007 (2,237 samples)
  3. 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. (1,459 samples)
  4. John D. Kauffman (2004) Major Oxide and Trace Element Analyses for Volcanic Rock Samples From Idaho From 1978 Through 2003. Idaho Geological Survey DAD-1 (1,445 samples)
  5. du, Bray Edward A; John, David A; Sherrod, David R; Evarts, Russell C; Conrey, Richard M; Lexa, Jaroslav (2006) Geochemical database for volcanic rocks of the western Cascades, Washington, Oregon, and California. U. S. Geological Survey Data Series. 2006. (843 samples)
  6. Ferguson, John F; Cogbill, Allen H; Warren, Richard G (1994) A geophysical-geological transect of the Silent Canyon caldera complex, Pahute Mesa, Nevada. Journal of Geophysical Research, vol.99, no.B3, pp.4323-4339, 10 Mar 1994 (747 samples)
  7. 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)
  8. Donnelly-Nolan, Julie M. Chemical analyses of pre-Holocene rocks from Medicine Lake Volcano and vicinity, northern California. USGS Open File Report (613 samples)
  9. 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)
  10. Bornhorst, Theodore Joseph (1980) Major- and trace-element geochemistry and mineralogy of upper Eocene to Quaternary volcanic rocks of the Mogollon-Datil volcanic field, southwestern New Mexico. (552 samples)

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Sample Rock name Type State / province ↑ Latitude Longitude Age (Ma) SiO2 Reference
EMS-101-52 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 37.2667 -108.8 70 76 Ekren et al. 1965
EMS-64-52 Plutonic Colorado 37.2 -108.792 70 40.8 Ekren et al. 1965
Microgabbro Gabbro Plutonic Colorado 37.25 -108.783 70 Ekren et al. 1965
Diorite porphyry Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.25 -108.783 70 Ekren et al. 1965
Granodiorite porphyry Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 37.25 -108.783 70 Ekren et al. 1965
Quartz monzonite porphyry Monzonite Plutonic Colorado 37.25 -108.783 70 Ekren et al. 1965
Lamprophyre Lamprophyre Plutonic Colorado 37.25 -108.783 70 Ekren et al. 1965
IM-88 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.608 28.75 69.8 Fridrich 1987
GN-1 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0917 -106.583 28.75 69.9 Fridrich 1987
GN-4 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0903 -106.583 28.75 69.3 Fridrich 1987
LC-1.7 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0917 -106.61 28.75 68.5 Fridrich 1987
LC-1.3 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0917 -106.61 28.75 63.9 Fridrich 1987
LC-1b Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0917 -106.61 28.75 62.1 Fridrich 1987
CC-8 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0903 -106.633 28.75 67.5 Fridrich 1987
TC-11b Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 28.75 61.4 Fridrich 1987
VG-1 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0903 -106.575 28.75 68.3 Fridrich 1987
VG-2 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0903 -106.575 28.75 62.6 Fridrich 1987
VG-3 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0903 -106.575 28.75 59.6 Fridrich 1987
NY-1 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.633 28.75 66.3 Fridrich 1987
NY-3 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.633 28.75 59.8 Fridrich 1987
BC-2 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0831 -106.6 28.75 58.8 Fridrich 1987
TR-3 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0889 -106.633 28.75 58.8 Fridrich 1987
TR-4 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0889 -106.633 28.75 61.9 Fridrich 1987
BC-3 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0833 -106.6 28.75 69 Fridrich 1987
BC-4 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0833 -106.6 28.75 65.2 Fridrich 1987
TR-5 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 61.3 Fridrich 1987
P-1 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 73.9 Fridrich 1987
P-2 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71.3 Fridrich 1987
P-3 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 62.1 Fridrich 1987
P-5 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 63.1 Fridrich 1987
BOW-1 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 63.4 Fridrich 1987
BOW-2 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 56.3 Fridrich 1987
BOW-3 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 65.7 Fridrich 1987
BOW-4 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 67.5 Fridrich 1987
SAW-1 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 59.7 Fridrich 1987
SAW-2 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71.4 Fridrich 1987
SAW-3 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71.1 Fridrich 1987
SAW-5 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 60.8 Fridrich 1987
SAW-6 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 56.2 Fridrich 1987
LA-10 Not given Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 74.6 Fridrich 1987
LA-11 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 60.3 Fridrich 1987
JM-1 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 73.1 Fridrich 1987
AP-4 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 68 Fridrich 1987
AP-12 Not given Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 72.6 Fridrich 1987
MR-4 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 70.4 Fridrich 1987
MR-10 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 61.7 Fridrich 1987
SG-3 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 58.6 Fridrich 1987
SG-5 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 78.2 Fridrich 1987
SG-7 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 62.9 Fridrich 1987
SPH10 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 58.1 Fridrich 1987
PYR-7 Dacite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71.6 Fridrich 1987
P-4 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 72.9 Fridrich 1987
DI-1 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 28.75 53.3 Fridrich 1987
I-2NY Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 28.75 51.9 Fridrich 1987
INC-1 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 28.75 53.2 Fridrich 1987
GC-4 Latite Plutonic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 28.75 Fridrich 1987
A-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.1 -106.613 33 75.9 Fridrich 1987
TZ-3 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 70.4 Fridrich 1987
ZB-2 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.0794 -106.576 33.8 Fridrich 1987
SAWM-1 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 39.0275 -106.615 32.9 Fridrich 1987
EM-11 Rhyolite Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 74.7 Fridrich 1987
PC-1 Rhyolite Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 76.3 Fridrich 1987
PC-2 Rhyolite Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 75.1 Fridrich 1987
NE-1 Rhyolite Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 76 Fridrich 1987
NE-2 Rhyolite Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 75.8 Fridrich 1987
OW-12 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
LICT Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
AVG-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.0633 -106.321 33.3 Fridrich 1987
BAS-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
MAC-2 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.75 -106.25 33 Fridrich 1987
MAC-5a Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.75 -106.25 33 Fridrich 1987
MAC-5b Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.75 -106.25 33 Fridrich 1987
GS-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.4 -105.7 33 Fridrich 1987
GS-6 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.4 -105.7 33 Fridrich 1987
WMT Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.62 -105.58 33 Fridrich 1987
GPT Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.48 -105.55 33 Fridrich 1987
TRT Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.4 -105.7 33 Fridrich 1987
EGT Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.4 -105.7 33 Fridrich 1987
PYR-3 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 76.4 Fridrich 1987
TRIG Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 77.8 Fridrich 1987
PYR-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
PYR-2 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
PYR-4 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 Fridrich 1987
A-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 75.5 Fridrich 1987
A-13 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 74 Fridrich 1987
A-2 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71 Fridrich 1987
AL-7 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 77.5 Fridrich 1987
L-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 70.3 Fridrich 1987
N-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 70.7 Fridrich 1987
T-3 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 62.5 Fridrich 1987
T-5 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 65.5 Fridrich 1987
ZX-4 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 71.6 Fridrich 1987
W-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 58.6 Fridrich 1987
Z-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 67.7 Fridrich 1987
A-11 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 77.7 Fridrich 1987
MA-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.0847 -106.583 33.4 78 Fridrich 1987
MW-1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 39.08 -106.58 33 69.2 Fridrich 1987
C-7 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 39.45 -106.48 69 Pearson et al. 1962
C-10 Not given Plutonic Colorado 39.4 -106.23 64 Pearson et al. 1962
C-12 Not given Plutonic Colorado 39.33 -106.26 70 Pearson et al. 1962