Erebus volcano, Antarctica, is the southernmost active volcano on the globe. Despite its
remoteness and harsh conditions, Erebus volcano provides an unprecedented and unique …

Abstract The Erebus Volcanic Province is the largest Neogene volcanic province in
Antarctica, extending c. 450 km north–south and 170 km wide east–west. It is dominated by …

Internal and eruptive volcano processes involve complex interactions of multi‐phase fluids
with the solid Earth and the atmosphere, and produce diverse geochemical, visible, thermal …

Volcanology of Erebus volcano, Antarctica Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research
Page 1 Preface Volcanology of Erebus volcano, Antarctica Clive Oppenheimer a,⁎, Philip …

Mount Erebus, Antarctica, is a large (3794 m) alkaline open-conduit stratovolcano that hosts
a vigorously convecting and persistently degassing lake of anorthoclase phonolite magma …

We report new Nd, Hf, Sr, and high-precision Pb isotopic data for 44 lava and tephra
samples from Erebus volcano. The samples cover the entire compositional range from …

Mt. Erebus, Antarctica, is the world's southernmost active volcano and is unique in its
isolation from other major active volcanic systems and its distinctive geothermal systems …

The summit cone of the Erebus volcano contains two craters. The Main crater is roughly
circular (∼ 500 m diameter) and contains an active persistent phonolite lava lake∼ 200 m …

Continental intraplate volcanoes, such as Erebus volcano, Antarctica, are associated with
extensional tectonics, mantle upwelling and high heat flow. Typically, erupted magmas are …

The multiple, proximal, young and/or active volcanic centers of Ross Island, Antarctica,
provide a unique opportunity to investigate both deep and shallow processes of alkaline …