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a Figure 4-124 12. a. Ropy surface of a pahoehoe flow, 1996 flows, Kalapana area, Hawaii. © John Winter and Prentice Hall. Figure 4-124 12. b. Pahoehoe (left) and aa (right) meet in the 1974 flows from Mauna Ulu, , Hawaii. © John Winter and Prentice Hall. b
c Figure 4-124 12. c-e. Illustration of the development of an inflated flow. In d, , a thin flow spreads around a rock wall. In (e),( the flow is inflated by the addition of more lava beneath the earlier crust. A old stone wall anchors the crust, keeping it from lifting. The wall can be seen in the low area in part (c). © John Winter and Prentice Hall.
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