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Distribution of the Main Phanerozoic African Rifts and Associated Magmatism: Introductory Notesic evolution of this plate has been characterized by diachronous uplift and/or rifting (Fig. 1) and magmatism (Fig. 2) since the Cambrian, and accompanying fragmentation of Gondwanaland from Carboniferous times to the Present.

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Phanerozoic Volcanism of Southwest Uganda: A Case for Regional K and Lile Enrichment of the Lithosphas the East African Plateau. East African crust has suffered episodic uplift since Jurassic times, the evidence for which is preserved in four erosion surfaces, though these are not always separable (Dixey 1938, 1946, 1948; King 1951, 1962). Maximum uplift is seen in a series of domes which follow t

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Magmatic Evolution and Petrogenesis in the East African Rift System continental cratonic regime. The alkaline-ultraalkaline character of a significant volume of these volcanics, previously adverted to by Prior (1903), Finckh (1906, 1912), Lacroix (1906, 1930), Kirschstein (1920), Holmes and Harwood (1932), leading up to Bowen (1938), has tended to become the hallma

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