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Location map showing the Hawaiian Islands with a box showing Mahukona Volcano on the Loa loci line between Haualalai Volcano on Hawaii and Kahoolawe Island. The box outlines the area show in detail in Fig. . The main Hawaiian Islands are labeled, as are the individual volcanoes Kohala (K), Mauna Kea (MK), Hualalai (H), and Mahokona (M) on the Big Island of Hawaii (not labeled)

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Location map showing the Hawaiian Islands with a box showing Mahukona Volcano on the Loa loci line between Haualalai Volcano on Hawaii and Kahoolawe Island. The box outlines the area show in detail in Fig. . The main Hawaiian Islands are labeled, as are the individual volcanoes Kohala (K), Mauna Kea (MK), Hualalai (H), and Mahokona (M) on the Big Island of Hawaii (not labeled)

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The eruptive phase represented by samples transitional between tholeiitic and alkalic basalt dredged from Mahukona Volcano, a submarine volcano on the Loa-loci line located between Hualalai Volcano on Hawaii and Kahoolawe Island (Fig. 1 ), has been the subject of debate.

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