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Volcanic Layers

Volcán Irazúca. 1980Francisco Coto

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Description
Irazú’s landscape reveals a complex geological history. The volcanic massif was built through successive lava flows—primarily andesites, basaltic andesites, and basalts—interlayered with pyroclastic deposits produced during different periods of volcanic activity.
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