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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
CF3524 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.1633 -103.447 47 53.28 Schucker 1986
CF3516 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.1633 -103.447 47 53.87 Schucker 1986
CF3508 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.1633 -103.447 47 53.89 Schucker 1986
CF8532 Phonolite Volcanic Texas 29.1433 -103.507 47 53.35 Schucker 1986
CF8533 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.1633 -103.442 47 54.1 Schucker 1986
CF8515 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.0367 -103.392 47 55.31 Schucker 1986
CF8508 Trachyandesite Volcanic Texas 29.1633 -103.447 47 54.84 Schucker 1986
BP-901 Basanite Plutonic Texas 29.72 -103.378 32 43.93 Potter 1996
BP-902 Basanite Plutonic Texas 29.72 -103.378 32 44.17 Potter 1996
AS-2 Not given Plutonic Texas 32.05 -105.55 36.8 54.1 Potter 1996
AS-5 Not given Plutonic Texas 32.05 -105.55 36.8 55.15 Potter 1996
J84-1 Plutonic Texas 31.4333 -104.9 32 57.47 Potter 1996
DE-1 Plutonic Texas 32.0333 -105.55 31.5 56.9 Potter 1996
DM901 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.75 -102.857 32 56.04 Potter 1996
SA-12 Plutonic Texas 32 -105.55 32 55.2 Potter 1996
89209 Plutonic Texas 30.6833 -104.367 32 58.19 Potter 1996
Z-2 Plutonic Texas 32.05 -105.55 32 57.35 Potter 1996
DM902 Plutonic Texas 29.75 -102.857 32 57.4 Potter 1996
CH-1 Plutonic Texas 32 -105.5 32 56.1 Potter 1996
BM901 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.895 -103.443 32 60.21 Potter 1996
UP904 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.8533 -103.205 32 60.22 Potter 1996
UP907 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.8533 -103.205 32 59.28 Potter 1996
Snt-3 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.8333 -103.417 35 62.5 Potter 1996
PP-3 Plutonic Texas 30.3167 -103.767 32 63 Potter 1996
UP905 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.8533 -103.205 32 60.15 Potter 1996
PP-122 Plutonic Texas 30.3167 -103.767 32 63 Potter 1996
UP906 Not given Plutonic Texas 30.8533 -103.205 32 60.84 Potter 1996
BM902 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.895 -103.443 32 62.42 Potter 1996
YM-901 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.77 -103.342 32 62.71 Potter 1996
Mil-2 Plutonic Texas 31.8667 -105.5 32 60.8 Potter 1996
Ht-1 Plutonic Texas 29.8833 -103.25 32 62.2 Potter 1996
Ht-2 Plutonic Texas 29.8833 -103.25 32 62.36 Potter 1996
89208 Not given Plutonic Texas 30.6833 -104.35 32 59.63 Potter 1996
BM904 Plutonic Texas 29.895 -103.443 32 60.54 Potter 1996
P-3 Plutonic Texas 29.8833 -103.25 32 61.82 Potter 1996
SP901 Plutonic Texas 29.87 -103.242 32 61.14 Potter 1996
PP358 Plutonic Texas 30.3167 -103.767 32 61.05 Potter 1996
EM906 Plutonic Texas 30.0033 -103.528 32 60.1 Potter 1996
89207 Not given Plutonic Texas 30.6833 -104.35 32 58.69 Potter 1996
SP903 Plutonic Texas 29.87 -103.242 32 61.5 Potter 1996
87103 Plutonic Texas 30.6667 -104.333 32 58.24 Potter 1996
89206 Plutonic Texas 30.7 -104.383 32 58.76 Potter 1996
SP-22 Plutonic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 59 Potter 1996
WBH908 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.7033 -103.03 32 57.51 Potter 1996
GM-1 Not given Plutonic Texas 31.5833 -105.583 32 57.4 Potter 1996
WBH901 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.7033 -103.03 32 57.62 Potter 1996
WN-11 Not given Plutonic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 58.6 Potter 1996
35188 Plutonic Texas 31.8667 -105.417 34.1 57.3 Potter 1996
35187 Plutonic Texas 31.8667 -105.417 34.1 57.5 Potter 1996
WBH907 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.7033 -103.03 32 57.06 Potter 1996
MBH904 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.82 -102.993 32 58.87 Potter 1996
Al-11 Plutonic Texas 32.0333 -105.633 36.8 58.89 Potter 1996
MBH901 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.7033 -102.993 32 58.26 Potter 1996
MBH905 Not given Plutonic Texas 29.7033 -102.993 32 58.13 Potter 1996
SP-20f Plutonic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 57.55 Potter 1996
DM-5 Plutonic Texas 31.9 -105.517 32 59.03 Potter 1996
5-1b Plutonic Texas 31.8667 -105.417 34.1 57.8 Potter 1996
SP-28 Plutonic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 59.7 Potter 1996
SP-39 Plutonic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 60.7 Potter 1996
16M-2 Not given Plutonic Texas 31.9167 -105.567 32 59.1 Potter 1996
Al-10 Plutonic Texas 32.0333 -105.633 36.8 58.1 Potter 1996
SP-20b Volcanic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 59.7 Potter 1996
CD-7 Plutonic Texas 31.9 -105.4 32 60.83 Potter 1996
SP-3 Plutonic Texas 31.5667 -105.167 32 59.5 Potter 1996
RP-2 Plutonic Texas 30.2833 -103.717 32 61.3 Potter 1996
EBH902 Plutonic Texas 29.7 -102.945 36.5 59.25 Potter 1996
PP-159 Plutonic Texas 30.3167 -103.767 32 61.3 Potter 1996
EM903 Plutonic Texas 30.0033 -103.528 32 60.03 Potter 1996
Corn33 Phonolite Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 59.4 McLemore et al. 1996
Tnsp1 Phonolite Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 58.67 McLemore et al. 1996
Tspf2 Phonolite Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 59.2 McLemore et al. 1996
Tspfg1 Trachyte Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 59 McLemore et al. 1996
Corn34 Phonolite Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 58 McLemore et al. 1996
Tspfg3 Trachyte Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 59 McLemore et al. 1996
Corn31 Trachyte Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 60.1 McLemore et al. 1996
Tspfg4 Trachyte Volcanic Texas 32.0333 -105.533 32 59.5 McLemore et al. 1996
26 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 35.904 -101.743 1385 Barnes et al. 1999
472 Diabase Plutonic Texas 35.6481 -102.325 1385 49.18 Barnes et al. 1999
473 Gabbro Plutonic Texas 34.5952 -102.598 1260 45.56 Barnes et al. 1999
474 Gabbro Plutonic Texas 34.3562 -102.394 1260 46.33 Barnes et al. 1999
477 Gabbro Plutonic Texas 33.9754 -101.657 1260 44.13 Barnes et al. 1999
478 Diabase Plutonic Texas 34.9934 -100.746 1350 48.89 Barnes et al. 1999
482 Tuff Volcanic Texas 35.5751 -102.207 1385 69.08 Barnes et al. 1999
483 Ignimbrite Volcanic Texas 34.9935 -101.698 1385 77.64 Barnes et al. 1999
484 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 35.3845 -102.332 1385 78.78 Barnes et al. 1999
485 Tuff Volcanic Texas 35.4469 -102.401 1385 70.63 Barnes et al. 1999
486 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 35.1907 -102.276 1385 71.52 Barnes et al. 1999
487 Texas 35.3393 -101.044 1385 70.78 Barnes et al. 1999
489 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 33.6708 -102.332 1385 76.14 Barnes et al. 1999
490 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 34.0411 -102.55 1385 Barnes et al. 1999
491 Ignimbrite Volcanic Texas 33.3071 -102.844 1385 75.99 Barnes et al. 1999
494 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 33.203 -103.024 1385 68.15 Barnes et al. 1999
496 Dacite Volcanic Texas 33.7572 -102.152 1385 65.13 Barnes et al. 1999
497 Tuff Volcanic Texas 35.7307 -102.699 1385 70.39 Barnes et al. 1999
498 Ignimbrite Volcanic Texas 35.0316 -101.563 1385 79.2 Barnes et al. 1999
502 Granite Plutonic Texas 33.5356 -100.85 1350 74.72 Barnes et al. 1999
504 Gneiss Texas 32.7595 -100.507 1350 69.82 Barnes et al. 1999
505 Tuff Volcanic Texas 36.2125 -102.277 1385 68.39 Barnes et al. 1999
507 Tuff Volcanic Texas 35.4745 -101.723 1385 63.89 Barnes et al. 1999
508 Rhyolite Volcanic Texas 35.5439 -101.674 1385 73.84 Barnes et al. 1999