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R. A. DALY ORIGIN OF THE ALKALINE ROCKS 



EUROPE 



Table showing Field Associations of Alkaline and Subalkaline Eruptives — Continued. 



Region. 



A Ikaliyie eruptives . 



Associated subalka- 

 line eruptives. 



Carbonate rocks cut by 

 alkaline eruptives. 



Loch Borolan, Scot- 



Foyaite, pulaskite. 





Lower Paleozoic 



land. 



borolanite. 





dolomites and 

 limestones. 



Eildon and Garlton 



Phonolite-trachyte, 





? 



Hills, Scotland. 



phonoiite. 







Pouzac, Pyrenees. 



Nephelite syenite. 



Diabase. 



Jurassic and Creta- 





bostonite, etcetera. 





ceous limestones 

 and calcareous 









breccias. 



Velay, France. 



Phonoiite, trachyte. 



Basalt, andesite. 



Tertiary marls, 

 Hmestone, with 

 gypseous beds. 



Fortuna, Spain. 



Fortunite, jumil- 





Tertiary marls, Cre- 





lite, trachyte. 





taceous lime- 

 stones. (Older 

 limestones?) 



Catalonia, Spain. 



Nephelite basanite, 



Olivine basalt. 



Tertiary and older 





limburgite. 





limestones. 



Serra de M o n - 



Nephelite syenite, 



Diabase. 



P r e-C u 1 m 1 i m e - 



chique, Portugal. 



pulaskite, boston- 

 ite, tinguaites, 

 monchiquite, 

 camptonite. 





stones. 



Cezimba, Fonte da 



Teschenite. 



Diabase. 



Cretaceous and older 



Bica, etcetera, 







limestones. 



Portugal. 









Italian districts as 



Trachytes, leucite 





Mesozoic and Terti- 



under : Vulsin- 



phonolites, leucite 





ary limestones and 



ian, Ciminian, 



trachytes, leucite 





dolomites. (Also 



Sabatinian, La- 



tephrites, latites, 





Paleozoic 1 i m e - 



tian, Hernican, 



leucitites, leucite 





stones ?) 



Auruncan, Cani- 



basanites, vulsin- 







panian,Vesbian, 



ites, melilitic leu- 







Phlegrean, 



citites, etcetera. 







Mount Vulture, 









Tuscan, Vene- 









tian, Apulian 









(named byH.S. 









Washington). 









