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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
A19 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 45 67.02 Sharaky 2000
A37 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 45 67.48 Sharaky 2000
A40 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 45 62.43 Sharaky 2000
A60 Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 45 66.63 Sharaky 2000
1m Rhyolite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 45 62.6 Sharaky 2000
276 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 66.61 Sharaky 2000
482 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 66.14 Sharaky 2000
514 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 66.14 Sharaky 2000
579 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 64.83 Sharaky 2000
605 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 67.83 Sharaky 2000
823 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 49.43 68.51 Sharaky 2000
A18 Monzodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.12 -105.39 76.6 55.46 Sharaky 2000
A50 Monzodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.12 -105.39 76.6 69.39 Sharaky 2000
BJ Monzodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.12 -105.39 76.6 51.04 Sharaky 2000
JAM 61 Granite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 1450 67.74 Sharaky 2000
CG 1 Granite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 1450 72.52 Sharaky 2000
CG 2 Granite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 1450 Sharaky 2000
TP-1 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 54.44 Sharaky 2000
TP-1 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 57.59 Sharaky 2000
JT-3 Granodiorite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 56.62 Sharaky 2000
258 Granite Plutonic Colorado 40.13 -105.38 1280.3 Sharaky 2000
Granodiorite suite 1 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 64 Simmons et al. 1978
Granodiorite suite 2 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 64.8 Simmons et al. 1978
Granodiorite suite 3 Plutonic Colorado 39.6006 -105.835 39 67.5 Simmons et al. 1978
Granodiorite suite 4 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 72.4 Simmons et al. 1978
Monzonite suite 5 Plutonic Colorado 39.7797 -105.225 62 49.7 Simmons et al. 1978
Monzonite suite 6 Plutonic Colorado 39.7603 -105.67 60 54.7 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS78 Plutonic Colorado 39.9539 -105.606 59 59.4 Simmons et al. 1978
Monzonite suite 8 Plutonic Colorado 39.7603 -105.67 60 62.4 Simmons et al. 1978
Monzonite suite 9 Plutonic Colorado 39.7603 -105.67 60 65.9 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS73 Plutonic Colorado 40.0378 -105.448 51 60.9 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS77a Plutonic Colorado 39.875 -105.548 60 64.6 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS72a Plutonic Colorado 39.9783 -105.586 60 36.3 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS79 Plutonic Colorado 39.9558 -105.517 58 52 Simmons et al. 1978
I298 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 Simmons et al. 1978
I286 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 Simmons et al. 1978
I173 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 Simmons et al. 1978
I325 Plutonic Colorado 38.6 -107.4 33 Simmons et al. 1978
PT7435 Plutonic Colorado 38.6167 -106.217 36 Simmons et al. 1978
PT7438 Plutonic Colorado 38.6167 -106.217 35 Simmons et al. 1978
PT7457 Plutonic Colorado 38.6167 -106.217 45 Simmons et al. 1978
90T53 Plutonic Colorado 39.25 -106.233 67 Simmons et al. 1978
31T55 Plutonic Colorado 39.25 -106.25 64 Simmons et al. 1978
25T56 Plutonic Colorado 39.35 -106.117 67 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS86 Plutonic Colorado 39.5911 -106.039 44 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS82 Plutonic Colorado 39.6006 -105.835 39 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS83 Plutonic Colorado 39.6033 -105.816 39 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS84a Plutonic Colorado 39.605 -105.915 39 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS88 Plutonic Colorado 39.7603 -105.67 65 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS105 Plutonic Colorado 40.2014 -105.296 64 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS67 Plutonic Colorado 39.7628 -105.719 65 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS76 Plutonic Colorado 39.7603 -105.633 65 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS92 Plutonic Colorado 39.76 -105.714 65 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS80 Plutonic Colorado 39.7819 -105.577 60 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-9 Plutonic Colorado 39.8958 -105.548 60 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-13 Plutonic Colorado 39.95 -105.585 59 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS102 Plutonic Colorado 39.9497 -105.585 59 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS103 Plutonic Colorado 39.9494 -105.617 59 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-2 Plutonic Colorado 39.9878 -105.603 58 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-3 Plutonic Colorado 39.9878 -105.603 58 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS69 Plutonic Colorado 39.9828 -105.579 60 Simmons et al. 1978
75CS70a Plutonic Colorado 39.9825 -105.579 60 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-1 Plutonic Colorado 39.9964 -105.591 60 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS96 Plutonic Colorado 40.0708 -105.615 60 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS97 Plutonic Colorado 40.0531 -105.613 60 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS98 Plutonic Colorado 40.0897 -105.597 60 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS99 Plutonic Colorado 40.0794 -105.603 60 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS100 Plutonic Colorado 40.0794 -105.591 60 Simmons et al. 1978
BC-3 Plutonic Colorado 40.0578 -105.407 51 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS89 Plutonic Colorado 39.7797 -105.225 64 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS90 Plutonic Colorado 39.7781 -105.223 64 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS91 Plutonic Colorado 39.7769 -105.222 64 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS93 Plutonic Colorado 39.8303 -105.242 64 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS94 Plutonic Colorado 40.0317 -105.19 64 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-8 Plutonic Colorado 39.9578 -105.506 58 Simmons et al. 1978
HMN-10 Plutonic Colorado 39.9522 -105.561 58 Simmons et al. 1978
76CS101 Plutonic Colorado 39.8414 -105.594 58 Simmons et al. 1978
3 Plutonic Colorado 37.47 -105.85 24 Jahn 1973
6 Minette Plutonic Colorado 37.63 -104.8 24 Jahn 1973
11 Minette Plutonic Colorado 37.6 -104.8 24 Jahn 1973
2 - 11 Plutonic Colorado 37.5 -105.85 24 Jahn 1973
B-6 Plutonic Colorado 37.5 -105.85 24 Jahn 1973
29i Plutonic Colorado 37.6 -105.12 24 Jahn 1973
53B Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.36 -105 24 Jahn 1973
34 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.37 -105.15 24 Jahn 1973
5 Minette Plutonic Colorado 37.63 -104.8 24 47.18 Jahn et al. 1979
8 Minette Plutonic Colorado 37.61 -104.85 22.5 47.29 Jahn et al. 1979
2 Lamprophyre Plutonic Colorado 37.66 -104.83 24 44.79 Jahn et al. 1979
15 Lamprophyre Plutonic Colorado 37.5 -105.85 24 44.32 Jahn et al. 1979
8 -40 Lamprophyre Plutonic Colorado 37.5 -105.85 24 44.32 Jahn et al. 1979
19 Lamprophyre Plutonic Colorado 37.47 -105.15 24 50.5 Jahn et al. 1979
8 - 18 Phonolite Plutonic Colorado 37.5 -105.85 24 53.82 Jahn et al. 1979
25 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.43 -105.15 24 56.25 Jahn et al. 1979
29 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.6 -105.12 24 55.95 Jahn et al. 1979
37 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.37 -105.15 24 55.14 Jahn et al. 1979
65 Diorite Plutonic Colorado 37.38 -104.98 24 56.9 Jahn et al. 1979
8-W Granite Plutonic Colorado 37.61 -104.85 22.5 68.69 Jahn et al. 1979
23 Granite Plutonic Colorado 37.43 -105.15 24 69.24 Jahn et al. 1979
64 Granite Plutonic Colorado 37.43 -104.98 24 73.25 Jahn et al. 1979
1 Tuff Volcanic Colorado 38.5 -105.5 36 72.2 Chapin et al. 1979