Earthquake Flat eruption

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The Earthquake Flat eruption was a significant prehistoric explosive event within New Zealand’s Okataina Volcanic Centre that contributed to the region’s extensive rhyolitic volcanic landscape.

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Earthquake Flat eruption canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf prehistoric eruption
volcanic eruption
associatedWith Okataina Caldera complex NERFINISHED
Taupō Rift NERFINISHED
continent Zealandia NERFINISHED
contributedTo rhyolitic volcanic landscape of Okataina Volcanic Centre
stratigraphy of central North Island tephras
country New Zealand
eruptionStyle Plinian
explosive
eruptionType rhyolitic
fieldOfStudy Quaternary geology
tephrochronology
volcanology
geologicalAge Holocene or late Pleistocene
Quaternary
hazardType pyroclastic density currents
tephra fall
locatedOn North Island of New Zealand NERFINISHED
location Okataina Volcanic Centre NERFINISHED
magmaComposition rhyolite
partOf Okataina Volcanic Centre eruptive history
produced Earthquake Flat tephra NERFINISHED
productType pyroclastic deposits
tephra fall deposits
region Bay of Plenty Region NERFINISHED
relatedTo other large rhyolitic eruptions of Okataina Volcanic Centre
significance major rhyolitic explosive event of Okataina Volcanic Centre
tectonicSetting continental back-arc rift
volcanicArcOrBelt Taupō Volcanic Zone NERFINISHED
volcanoType caldera complex

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Okataina Volcanic Centre notableEruption Earthquake Flat eruption