New chemical analyses of the Suurberg volcanic rocks and their significance in relation to Mesozoic volcanism in Southern Africa

Title: New chemical analyses of the Suurberg volcanic rocks and their significance in relation to Mesozoic volcanism in Southern Africa
Creator: Marsh, Julian S, Lock, B E, Fuchter, W H
Date: 1979
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/133231
Identifier: vital:36951
Description: Volcanic rocks are found associated with several of the late Mesozoic basins of southern South Africa. Bentonites are known from Plettenberg Bay and, according to an unconfirmed report, they are also found in the Worcester Basin, while vitric tuffs have been recorded from east of Oudtshoorn. The most extensive occurrences, however, are those of the Suurberg Group, which crops out sporadically around the margins of the Algoa Basin.
Format: 3 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: South African Journal of Science, Marsh, J.S., Lock, B.E. and Fuchter, W.H., 1979. New chemical analyses of the Suurberg volcanic rocks and their significance in relation to Mesozoic volcanism in Southern Africa. South African Journal of Science, 75(5), pp.227-229., South African Journal of Science volume 75 number 5 227 229 1979 0038-2353
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