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Comment on ‘A reappraisal of ignimbrite emplacement: progressive aggradation and particulate to non-particulate flow transitions during emplacement of high-grade ignimbrite’ by MJ Branney and P Kokelaar

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  1. Department of Geology, University of Texas at Arlington, UTA, Box 19049, 76019, Arlington, Texas, USA

    J. A. Wolff

  2. Mineral Studies Laboratory, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, 78713-7508, Austin, Texas, USA

    B. N. Turbeville

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Wolff, J.A., Turbeville, B.N. Comment on ‘A reappraisal of ignimbrite emplacement: progressive aggradation and particulate to non-particulate flow transitions during emplacement of high-grade ignimbrite’ by MJ Branney and P Kokelaar . Bull Volcanol 56, 134–137 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00304109

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