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Crystallization behaviour and origin of the acidic ignimbrite and rhyolite magma in the North Island of New Zealand

  • Ière Partie Communications Presentées Au Symposium De Catane (Septembre, 1961)
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Steiner, A. Crystallization behaviour and origin of the acidic ignimbrite and rhyolite magma in the North Island of New Zealand. Bull Volcanol 25, 217–241 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02596552

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