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rhyolite

Igneous rock, the fine-grained volcanic (extrusive) equivalent of granite.
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A 600 metre long, well exposed section, of this zone has several ryholite domes of between 100 and 200 metres in diameter bounded to the south by a major fault.
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A 600 metre long, well expsed section of this zone has several ryholite domes of between 100 and 200 metres in diameter bounded to the south by a major fault.
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All three holes intersected interbedded units of massive grey aphyric ryholite and intermediate to felsic tuffaceous rocks and bottomed in K-feldspar-quartz augen schist.
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