History of changes in the Mt. Loa craters; Part II, On Mokuaweoweo, or the summit crater
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THE subjects connected with Mount Loa and the summit crater considered in the following summary and conclusions are the following: 1. Times and Time-tntel'vals of Eruptions.1. Qltestion if Periodicity.-Commencingwith the eruption of 1832, there have been nine registered eruptions of :M:t.Loa.Their times and heights of outflow, directions and lengths of stream, and relations
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| Authors | J. D. Dana |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1888 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-36.212.81
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