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Trace Element315 samples
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Top references (by number of samples)
  1. Hazlett, Richard W (1986) Geology of a Tertiary volcanic center, Mopah Range, San Bernardino County, California. (54 samples)
  2. Turrin, Brent D; Dohrenwend, John C; Drake, Robert E; Curtis, Garniss H (1985) K-Ar ages from the Cima volcanic field, eastern Mojave Desert, California. Isochron/West. 44; Pages 9-16. 1985. (53 samples)
  3. Farmer, G Lang; Glazner, Allen F; Hughes, William T; Wooden, Joseph L; Pickthorn, William J (1990) Mixing of basaltic magma with mafic crust at Amboy and Pisgah craters, Mojave Desert, California. Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 71; 43, Pages 1682. 1990. (45 samples)
  4. Nielson, Jane E; Turner, Ryan D (1998) Geologic map of the Hart Peak Quadrangle, California and Nevada. Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Report: OF 98-0470, 12 pp., 1 sheet, 1998 (40 samples)
  5. McCurry, Michael (1988) Geology and petrology of the Woods Mountains volcanic center, southeastern California; implications for the genesis of peralkaline rhyolite ash flow tuffs. Journal of Geophysical Research, B, Solid Earth and Planets, vol.93, no.12, pp.14,835-14,855, Dec 1988 (35 samples)
  6. Dohrenwend, John C; McFadden, Leslie D; Turrin, Brent D; Wells, Stephen G (1984) K-Ar dating of the Cima volcanic field, eastern Mojave Desert, California; late Cenozoic volcanic history and landscape evolution. Geology (Boulder). 12; 3, Pages 163-167. 1984. (34 samples)
  7. Glazner, Allen F (1990) Recycling of continental crust in Miocene volcanic rocks from theMojave Block, Southern California. Memoir - Geological Society of America, vol.174, pp.147-168, 1990 (34 samples)
  8. Miller, Jonathan S; Glazner, Allen F; Farmer, G Lang; Suayah, IsmailB; Keith, Lori A (2000) A Sr, Nd, and Pb isotopic study of mantle domains and crustalstructure from Miocene volcanic rocks in the Mojave Desert,California. Geological Society of America Bulletin, vol.112, no.8, pp.1264-1279,Aug 2000 (32 samples)
  9. Farmer, G L; Glazner, A F; Wilshire, H G; Wooden, J L; Pickthorn, W J; Katz, M (1995) Origin of late Cenozoic basalts at the Cima volcanic field, Mojave Desert, California. Journal of Geophysical Research, B, Solid Earth and Planets, vol.100, no.5, pp.8399-8415, 10 May 1995 (29 samples)
  10. Anderson, R E (1977) Composite stratigraphic section of Tertiary volcanic rocks in the Eldorado Mountains, Nevada. Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. 1977. (26 samples)

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Sample Rock name Type State / province ↓ Latitude Longitude Age (Ma) SiO2 Reference
MC-1 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3064 -115.778 3.88 50.5 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-60 Basalt Volcanic California 35.478 -115.83 3.93 51.8 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-57 Basalt Volcanic California 35.4537 -115.806 4.02 52.3 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-56 Basalt Volcanic California 35.4196 -115.787 4.03 53.7 Farmer et al. 1995
MC-5 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3874 -115.856 4.24 52.2 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-25 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3809 -115.727 4.46 52.3 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-19 Basalt Volcanic California 35.4208 -115.836 4.48 50.6 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-18 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3435 -115.741 4.76 52.9 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-9-102 Basalt Volcanic California 35.353 -115.654 5.5 48.4 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-10-101 Basalt Volcanic California 35.357 -115.642 5.9 46.6 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-16 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3142 -115.819 6.08 48.8 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci 9-101 Basalt Volcanic California 35.3603 -115.654 6.2 47.2 Farmer et al. 1995
CD-8 Basalt Volcanic California 35.2171 -115.705 6.5 48.8 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-53 Basalt Volcanic California 35.2209 -115.685 6.92 48.4 Farmer et al. 1995
Ci-49 Basalt Volcanic California 35.2171 -115.705 7.55 46.8 Farmer et al. 1995
A-2 Andesite Volcanic California 34.3785 -114.762 18 53.5 Miller et al. 2000
A-3-1 Basalt Volcanic California 34.3814 -114.765 18 44.5 Miller et al. 2000
1215-1 Dacite Volcanic California 34.3314 -114.764 18 63 Miller et al. 2000
19-1 Dacite Volcanic California 34.3351 -114.769 18 64.4 Miller et al. 2000
A-14 Rhyodacite Volcanic California 34.3835 -114.771 18 68.2 Miller et al. 2000
PCST-37 Rhyodacite Volcanic California 34.5 -114.86 18 71 Miller et al. 2000
ST-HA-2 Dacite Volcanic California 34.5 -114.86 18 66 Miller et al. 2000
LP-KB Andesite Volcanic California 34.6182 -115.07 18 59.3 Miller et al. 2000
PLB Andesite Volcanic California 34.7882 -115.07 18 53.8 Miller et al. 2000
LP-UB3 Andesite Volcanic California 34.6182 -115.07 18 61.1 Miller et al. 2000
TU-B Andesite Volcanic California 34.6182 -115.11 18 57.5 Miller et al. 2000
P-2C Dacite Volcanic California 34.7582 -115.14 18 66.1 Miller et al. 2000
EP-1 Andesite Volcanic California 34.6982 -115.15 18 56.2 Miller et al. 2000
SV-2 Basalt Volcanic California 34.5382 -115.37 18 48.6 Miller et al. 2000
SV-3 Andesite Volcanic California 34.5382 -115.37 18 54.3 Miller et al. 2000
MARB-522-22 Andesite Volcanic California 34.681 -115.638 18 53 Miller et al. 2000
MARB-522-23 Basalt Volcanic California 34.6801 -115.639 18 52.7 Miller et al. 2000
MARB-2 Rhyolite Volcanic California 34.6683 -115.641 18 71.9 Miller et al. 2000
MARB-522-9 Andesite Volcanic California 34.6822 -115.642 18 53.1 Miller et al. 2000
MARB-522-24 Rhyolite Volcanic California 34.6854 -115.65 18 73.6 Miller et al. 2000
M84LH108 Andesite Volcanic California 35.65 -115.94 18 54.7 Miller et al. 2000
LVHL-2 Dacite Volcanic California 34.645 -115.963 18 65.8 Miller et al. 2000
NBPS-6 Basalt Volcanic California 34.4957 -116.149 18 48.9 Miller et al. 2000
22-10A Dacite Volcanic California 34.825 -116.309 18 64.3 Miller et al. 2000
AG-2 Dacite Volcanic California 34.7745 -116.242 18 63.2 Miller et al. 2000
13-22 Andesite Volcanic California 34.7724 -116.243 18 53.1 Miller et al. 2000
12--3 Basalt Volcanic California 34.7817 -116.244 18 50 Miller et al. 2000
11--90 Basalt Volcanic California 34.767 -116.284 18 52.7 Miller et al. 2000
25-13 Rhyodacite Volcanic California 34.7868 -116.302 18 68.8 Miller et al. 2000
82-25 Rhyodacite Volcanic California 34.8098 -116.318 18 68.3 Miller et al. 2000
a-3 Andesite Volcanic California 35.3025 -116.17 18 53.4 Miller et al. 2000
ALVO-3 Basalt Volcanic California 35.064 -116.545 18 48.7 Miller et al. 2000
28 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9731 -116.537 0.185 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
29 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9731 -116.537 0.185 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
30 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9739 -116.536 2 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
31 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9739 -116.536 2 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
32 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9789 -116.535 2 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
33 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9806 -116.535 2 78.33 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
41 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 34.9789 -116.535 2 75.97 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
44 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 35.9 -116.183 2 76.4 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
45 Pyroclastic-fall Volcanic California 35.9 -116.183 2 75.94 Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1984
LP-LFT Tuff Volcanic California 34.6061 -115.086 18.2 Miller et al. 1998
PST-1 Tuff Volcanic California 34.6061 -115.086 18.42 Miller et al. 1998
WTG-1 Tuff Volcanic California 34.5949 -115.095 18.7 Miller et al. 1998
BS-A Dacite Volcanic California 34.7006 -115.164 16.6 Miller et al. 1998
GB-B Andesite Volcanic California 34.8768 -115.069 10.2 Miller et al. 1998
ID9210F Basalt Plutonic California 35.5746 -116.609 148 48.86 Glazner et al.
91GM-6 Andesite Plutonic California 35.5018 -116.626 148 54.45 Glazner et al.
CRO35.4 Andesite Plutonic California 35.1357 -116.298 148 56.39 Glazner et al.
JF92-44 Basalt Volcanic Arizona 35.5792 -114.761 11.35 Faulds et al. 1995