Reclus volcano

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Reclus volcano is a remote stratovolcano in southern Chilean Patagonia, notable for its explosive eruptions and extensive tephra deposits within the Austral segment of the Andean volcanic arc.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stratovolcano ⓘ
volcano ⓘ
activityStatus active volcano ⓘ
climateZone cold temperate ⓘ
composition andesite ⓘ
dacite ⓘ
country Chile ⓘ
discoveryMethod geological field mapping ⓘ
environment remote glaciated landscape ⓘ
eruptionProduct ash ⓘ
pumice ⓘ
tephra ⓘ
eruptionStyle explosive eruptions ⓘ
geologicalAge Quaternary ⓘ
geologicalPeriod Holocene ⓘ
hasEruptiveHistory Holocene explosive eruptions ⓘ
hasFeature extensive tephra deposits ⓘ
hazardType lahars ⓘ
pyroclastic density currents ⓘ
tephra fall ⓘ
impact tephra dispersal over southern Patagonia ⓘ
locatedIn Patagonia ⓘ
southern Chilean Patagonia ⓘ
locatedNear Southern Patagonian Ice Field ⓘ
locatedOn South American continent ⓘ
monitoringStatus limited monitoring due to remoteness ⓘ
mountainRange Andes ⓘ
namedAfter Charles Reclus (likely namesake; verification needed) ⓘ
notableFor large explosive eruptions in southern Patagonia ⓘ
widespread Holocene tephra layers ⓘ
partOf Andean volcanic arc ⓘ
Austral segment of the Andean volcanic arc ⓘ
region Magallanes Region ⓘ
relativeLocation southernmost part of the Andean volcanic arc ⓘ
researchField tephrochronology ⓘ
volcanology ⓘ
studiedBy Chilean geologists ⓘ
international volcanology teams ⓘ
tectonicPlate Antarctic Plate ⓘ
South American Plate ⓘ
tectonicProcess oceanic plate subduction beneath South American Plate ⓘ
tectonicSetting subduction-related volcano ⓘ
volcanicArcOrBelt Austral Volcanic Zone ⓘ
volcanoType andesitic stratovolcano ⓘ

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