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alongside phonolites. Low-degree
partial melting of
underplates of
granitic material in
collisional orogenic belts may also
produce phonolites.
Phonolite is...
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other unusual igneous rocks such as carbonatite.
Nepheline syenites and
phonolites occur, for example, in Brazil, Canada, Cameroon, China, Greenland, Italy...
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composition between phonolite and
tephritePages displaying wikidata descriptions as a
fallback – A
volcanic rock with a
composition between phonolite and tephrite...
- of
basalts and
phonolites. They are
found in the east and west
areas of Chesowanja.
Besides diatoms and
silicified wood, the
phonolites consist of little...
- romanized: Ye’Åksum ḥāwelt) is a 4th-century CE, 24-metre (79 ft) tall
phonolite stele,
weighing 160
tonnes (160 long tons; 180
short tons), in the city...
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bears the same
relation to them as the
nepheline syenites have to the
phonolites. A leucite-augite rock,
resembling ijolite except in
containing leucite...
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fissural alkali basalt. This
cycle continued with the
emission of trachytes,
phonolites and
peralkaline rocks. This
period was
followed by one of erosion, which...
- The
volcanic rocks range from
ankaramitic basanite through tephrite to
phonolite and some have ultra-pot****ic compositions,
which is
unusual for rocks...
- The
phonolite or
clinkstone of
northern Ethiopia is a shallow-seated
igneous rock. The
phonolites intruded and
punctured the
Mesozoic sedimentary rocks...
- active. The
volcanoes are all
surmounted by
rocks composed of trachyte,
phonolite, pantellerite, or comendite.
Their activity has been
attributed either...
