Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2004, V 131, N 3-4, 30 March.

1.   
 The temporal evolution of three magmatic systems
 in the West Eifel volcanic field, Germany,
 Cliff S. J. Shaw
  Pages 213-240 

2.   
 Anatomy of a lava dome collapse: the 20 March 2000
 event at Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat, 
 S. A. Carn , R. B. Watts , G. Thompson and G. E. Norton
 Pages 241-264

3.   
 Rhyolite magma processes of the ~AD 1315 Kaharoa eruption
 episode, Tarawera volcano, New Zealand, 
 I. A. Nairn , P. R. Shane , J. W. Cole , G. J. Leonard , S. Self and N. Pearson
 Pages 265-294

4.   
 Silicic volcanism and back-arc extension related to migration
 of the Late Cainozoic Australian–Pacific plate boundary*1, 
 K. N. Nicholson , P. M. Black , P. W. O. Hoskin and I. E. M. Smith
 Pages 295-306 

5.   
 Active mud volcanism observed with Landsat 7 ETM+, 
 Matthew Patrick , Kenneson Dean and Jonathan Dehn
 Pages 307-320 

6.   
 Lahar in Glass Creek and Owens River during the Inyo eruption, 
 Mono–Inyo Craters, California, 
 M. Bursik and J. Reid
 Pages 321-331

7.   
 Time scale of magma mixing between basalt and dacite estimated
 for the Saga–Futagoyama volcanic rocks in northwest
 Kyushu, southwest Japan, 
 Hidehisa Mashima
 Pages 333-349 

8.   
 The 1997 and 2001 lahars of Popocatepetl volcano (Central Mexico):
 textural and sedimentological constraints on their origin
 and hazards, 
 L. Capra , M. A. Poblete and R. Alvarado
 Pages 351-369

9.   
 Nabukelevu volcano (Mt. Washington), Kadavu – a
 source of hitherto unknown volcanic hazard in Fiji, 
 Shane J. Cronin , Marie A. Ferland and James P. Terry
 Pages 371-396

10.   
 Evidence for gas and magmatic sources beneath the Yellowstone
 volcanic field from seismic tomographic imaging, 
 Stephan Husen , Robert B. Smith and Gregory P. Waite
 Pages 397-410 

11.   
 CONTENTS, 
 Pages 411-412