The Klinghardt phonolites, South West Africa: Tertiary volcanism in western southern Africa

Title: The Klinghardt phonolites, South West Africa: Tertiary volcanism in western southern Africa
Creator: Marsh, Julian S, Lock, B E
Date: 1975
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/70164
Identifier: vital:29627
Description: Over 1OO phonolite bodies of mid-Tertiary age occur in the Klinghardt Mountains, 1OO km SE of Luderitz in Southern South West Africa the only published account of these rocks is that of Kaiser (1926) who gives a generalized map and describes briefly the mode of occurrence and petrography of the phonolites. The phonolite bodies are concentrated in an area roughly 8OO km2 and constitute an excellent example of an areal volcanic field (Rittmann, 1962), i.e. the activity occurred at a number of vents spread over a wide area and in most cases only a single eruptive episode took place at each vent.
Format: 5 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Geological Society of South Africa, Marsh, J S and Lock, B.E., 1975. The Klinghardt phonolites, South West Africa: Tertiary volcanism in western southern Africa. Geological Society of South Africa, pp.222-226., Geological Society of South Africa volume number 222 226 1975
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