Alban Hills

Colli Albani (Alban Hills) 0.6 to 0.02 possible historical activity - Stratovolcano with central nested calderas and several post-caldera explosion craters and maars, consisting of HKS (leucitite, leucite tephrite and phonotephrite) pyroclastic fall, flow and hydromagmatic products, and minor lavas. [Pg.72]

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De Rita D, Faccenna C, Funiciello R, Rosa C (1995) Stratigraphy and volcano-tectonics. In Trigila R (ed) The volcano of the Alban Hills. University La Sa-... [Pg.335]

Federico M, Peccerillo A (2002) Mineral chemistry and petrogenesis of granular ejecta from the Alban Hills volcano (Central Italy). Mineral Petrol 74 223-252... [Pg.338]

Ferrara G, Laurenzi MA, Taylor HP, Tonarini S, Turi B (1985) Oxygen and strontium isotopic studies of K-rich volcanic rocks from the Alban Hills, Italy. Earth Planet Sci Lett 75 13-28... [Pg.338]

Freda C, Gaeta M, Palladini DM, Trigila R (1997) The Villa Senni eruption (Alban Hills, central italy) the role of H20 and C02 on the magma chamber evolution and on the eruptive scenario. J Volcanol Geotherm Res 78 103-120... [Pg.339]

Gaeta M, Freda C, Christiensen JN, Dallai L, Marra F, Kamer DB, Scarlato P (2005) Evolution of mantle source for ultrapotasic magmas of the Alban Hills Volcanic District (Central Italy). Lithos, submitted... [Pg.340]

Peccerillo A, Poli G, Tolomeo L (1984) Genesis, evolution and tectonic significance of K-rich volcanics from the Alban Hills (Roman Comagmatic Region) as inferred from trace element geochemistry. Contrib Mineral Petrol 86 230-240... [Pg.351]

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