Abstract Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) tuff cone is a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site that owes its scientific importance to …

Terra Nova, 23, 70–75, 2011 Abstract Continuous pyroclastic successions from
monogenetic volcanoes in the Jeju Island Volcanic Field (Korea) were targeted for detailed …

ABSTRACT The Ilchulbong mount of Cheju Island, South Korea, is an emergent tuff cone of
middle Pleistocene age formed by eruption of a vesiculating basaltic magma into shallow …

New eruptions in monogenetic volcanic fields conceptually occur independently of previous
ones. In some instances, however, younger volcanic structures and vents may overlap with …

Hydromagmatic volcanoes (tuff rings and tuff cones) in Jeju Island, Korea, are divided into
Holocene volcanoes that were constructed upon rigid, plateau-forming lavas and early to …

High-resolution, stratigraphically ordered samples of the Udo tuff cone and lava shield
offshore of Jeju Island, South Korea, show complex geochemical variation in the basaltic …

Tuff rings and tuff cones are small volcanoes produced by explosive magma-water
interactions and have been regarded as resulting from relatively dry and wet eruptions …

The Songaksan tuff ring (STR) is one of several recent hydrovolcanic centers on Jeju Island,
Korea, which provides an excellent example of proximal-to-distal facies changes in wet …

The Udo tuff cone of Cheju Island, South Korea, is a middle Pleistocene basalt tuff cone that
has formed by early Surtseyan‐type eruptions and later drier hydroclastic eruptions. The tuff …

Abstract The Songaksan tuff ring, Jeju Island, Korea, which erupted ca. 3.7 ka BP in a
coastal setting, provides an unusual opportunity to study the processes of phreatomagmatic …