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environment would retain  volatiles due  to the  high   mobility  than  subaerial  flows  of  equivalent
               confining pressure imposed by the water column and, in   compositions.
               consequence,  might have lower viscosity and greater
               LAVA FLOWS























               SECTIONS























               LAVA DOMES


























               Fig.  26 Character and arrangement  of contemporaneous volcanic facies that develop in  association with the
               emplacement of submarine lava flows (top) and domes (bottom). On each volcanic facies diagram, (1), (2), (3) mark
               the sites of sections depicted by graphic logs in the centre diagram. Each section samples genetically related facies
               that differ markedly in character, texture and internal organization. Coherent lava in one section may be the direct
               correlate of bedded volcaniclastic breccia in an adjacent section.

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