Guilherme Augusto Rosa Gualda

Vanderbilt University

United States

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Senior Lecturer Above the Bar

University of Canterbury

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Occidental College

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University of Canterbury

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Guilherme Augusto Rosa Gualda

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Guilherme Augusto Rosa Gualda

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Granitic mush compaction by impingement of a large felsic enclave: Evidence from the Aztec Wash pluton (Nevada, USA)

On the origin of alkali feldspar megacrysts in granitoids. Part 2: evidence for nucleation and growth under magmatic conditions from crystal size distributions of the Cathedral Peak Granodiorite, California, USA

Mush Architecture and Processes in the Reservoirs of a Supereruption-Scale Magma System, Permian Ora Ignimbrite (Northern Italy)

The Whakamaru Magmatic System (Taupō Volcanic Zone, New Zealand), Part 2: Evidence from ignimbrite deposits for the pre-eruptive distribution of melt-dominated magma and magma mush

The Whakamaru magmatic system (Taupō Volcanic Zone, New Zealand), part 1: Evidence from tephra deposits for the eruption of multiple magma types through time

Following magma: The pathway of silicic magmas from extraction to storage during an ignimbrite flare-up, Taupō Volcanic Zone, New Zealand

Volcano-pluton connection: Perspectives on material and process linkages, Searchlight pluton and Highland Range volcanic sequence, Nevada, USA

A complex patchwork of magma bodies that fed the Bishop Tuff supereruption (Long Valley Caldera, CA, United States): Evidence from matrix glass major and trace-element compositions

Hydrothermal Cooling as a Requirement for Short Storage of Silicic Magmas

Repetitive Duality of Rhyolite Compositions, Timescales, and Storage and Extraction Conditions for Pleistocene Caldera-forming Eruptions, Hokkaido, Japan

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