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Stratigraphic constraints for explosive activity in the past 100 ka at Etna Volcano, Italy

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Stratigraphic constraints for explosive activity in the past 100 ka at Etna Volcano, Italy

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Author	Coltelli, Mauro Del Carlo, Paola Vezzoli, Luigina
Copyright Year	2000
Abstract	The pyroclastic deposits of Etna have been correlated over the whole volcanic edifice for the first time, allowing the construction of a continuous record of tephra-producing events, which extends from approximately 100 ka to the Present. In this interval, five main periods of explosive activity have been identified: (a) ∼100-ka strombolian to subplinian activity; (b) 80- to 100-ka plinian benmoreitic activity; (c) 16- to 80-ka strombolian to subplinian from basaltic to mugearitic activity; (d) 15.5- to 15-ka plinian benmoreitic activity accompanying the caldera-forming eruptions of the Ellittico Volcano; and (e) the most recent 13-ka basaltic explosive activity of strombolian and subplinian type of the present edifice that also includes the 122-B.C. plinian eruption. This study results in a semi-quantitative and in some cases quantitative definition of the intensity and chronology of the explosive activity at Etna. Moreover, this work gives a new significance to the volcanic hazards of Etna, a volcano generally considered to be the site of gentle effusive eruptions.
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Journal	International Journal of Earth Sciences
Volume Number	89
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Publisher Date	2000-08-29
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