Carbonatite structure : Tororo hills, Eastern Uganda
By: Williams, C.E
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ArticleDescription: 286-292p.Subject(s): Carbonatite structure - Troro hills - Eastern Uganda | Carbonatite masses - Eastern Uganda | Description - Troro hill structure | Volcanism - Eastern Uganda
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Geological magazine : Vol. 89 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1952Summary: Abstract
The carbonatite plugs of Eastern Uganda represent the final phase of Elgon type volcanoes. The types of structure observed in the carbonatites are discussed and a general description of the structural components of the Tororo Hills is given. It is suggested that the ring features originated through the congealing in the conduit of the central portion of the carbonate mass.
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Abstract
The carbonatite plugs of Eastern Uganda represent the final phase of Elgon type volcanoes. The types of structure observed in the carbonatites are discussed and a general description of the structural components of the Tororo Hills is given. It is suggested that the ring features originated through the congealing in the conduit of the central portion of the carbonate mass.
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