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Explain the meaning of tephra and how volcanic bombs, lapilli, and ash relate to tephra
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Tephra
Greek, for ash
is a generic
term
for any airborne pyroclastic accumulation. ... Within this size classification, specific types of
tephra
can be further
defined
by ... Some
lapilli
- to
bomb
-size pyroclasts maintain a frothy appearance.
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