basaltic

The little river had cut its way between two great black basaltic cliffs.

It is a basaltic ash with a high glass content.

The most common form of volcanism on the Earth is basaltic.

Usually on the more fertile basaltic sites, sometimes close to the sea.

These basaltic islands have not seen any volcanic activity within the last 6000 years.

The floor of this formation has been covered by basaltic lava.

Now why would a young fellow like you be interested in basaltic glass?"

They are very large areas of basaltic lava with a layered structure.

Its nature is presently unknown; it may be an old basaltic surface.

"I want something darker, more basaltic," he says with a shrug.

The walls were smooth and appeared to be composed of a black, basaltic rock.

The similarity in basaltic rocks may indicate they have the same source.

The volcano erupted about 760,000 years ago in a series of basaltic flows.

At places the lava rode in a wall of basaltic blocks.

Black in the dark basaltic rock gaped a cave mouth.

Material for this came from basaltic volcanoes to the north in the Hunter region.

The second flow was basaltic in nature and marks the most recent activity of the volcano.

The result has been a series of intercontinental basaltic eruptions.

The color is likely due to higher metal content in the basaltic soil or rocks.

"There is some license taken with reality of fluid, basaltic lava."

The creature in red reposed on a dark basaltic throne.

Observations, however, suggest that 99 percent of the predicted basaltic material is missing.

The island is made up of old red sandstone with some basaltic intrusions.

These are usually formed by cooling sheets of basaltic lava.

Ancient basaltic lava flows gave birth to much of the region.