—The mid-Tertiary-age volcanoes, dikes, and sills of the Navajo volcanic field are classic and geologically-distinctive landforms of the Colorado Plateau. They are the products of structurally-controlled magma ascent, explosive eruptions, and deep post-eruptive exhumation. Igneous rock types include potassic lamprophyres, serpentinized tuffs, and exotic mafic and ultramafic intrusives. These ro...