List of Figures
- 1. Distribution of ultrapotassic and related volcanic and sub-volcanic rocks in Italy and surroundings
- 2. Chemical classification of Ultrapotassic volcanic rocks
- 3. Microphotographs of thin sections of ultrapotassic and related volcanic and sub-volcanic rocks in Italy and surroundings
- 4. GPS velocities relative to Eurasia of continuous stations in Italy.
- 5. Heat flow and seismicity in Central Italy.
- 6. Age distribution of ultrapotassic and related volcanic and sub-volcanic rocks in Italy and surroundings.
- 7. Distribution of Oligocene ultrapotassic dykes and related sub-volcanic bodies in Western Alps.
- 8. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Western Alps Oligocene ultrapotassic and related rocks
- 9. Distribution of Miocene ultrapotassic igneous rocks (dykes and volcanic rocks) and associated shoshonites and calc-alkaline rocks from western Tyrrhenian Sea (Corsica Magmatic Province)
- 10. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Western Tyrrhenian Miocene ultrapotassic and related rocks
- 11. Distribution of Plio-Pleistocene ultrapotassic igneous rocks and associated shoshonites and calc-alkaline rocks from Eastern Tyrrhenian Sea and Italian Peninsula (Tuscan, Roman and Lucanian Magmatic Provinces)
- 12. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Tuscan Magmatic Province
- 13. Geological sketch map of the Monte Amiata volcano a hybrid volcanic center transitional between Tuscan and Roman Magmatic provinces
- 14. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Quaternary Monte Amiata volcanic rocks
- 15. Geological sketch map of the Vulsini district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 16. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Monti Vulsini volcanoes.
- 17. Geological sketch map of the Vico district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 18. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Vico volcano.
- 19. Geological sketch map of the Sabatini district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 20. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Sabatini volcanoes.
- 21. Geological sketch map of the Colli Albani (Alban Hills) district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 22. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Colli Albani volcano.
- 23. Geological sketch map of the Middle Latin Valley district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 24. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Middle Latin Valley monogenetic volcanoes.
- 25. Geological sketch map of the Roccamonfina district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 26. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Roccamonfina volcano.
- 27. Geological sketch map of the San Venanzo volcanic field (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 28. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocene volcanic rocks from Umbrian monogenetic volcanoes.
- 29. Geological sketch map of the Neapolitan district (Roman Magmatic Province).
- 30. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocenic to Holocenic rocks from Ischia volcano.
- 31. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Holocenic volcanic rocks from Campi Flegrei and Procida.
- 32. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocenic to Holocenic volcanic rocks from Somma-Vesuvius volcano.
- 33. Geological sketch map of the Monte Vulture volcano (Lucanian Magmatic Province).
- 34. Classification and incompatible trace element characteristics of Pleistocenic rocks from Lucanian Magmatic Province.
- 35. Nd-Sr isotopic variations for the Western Alps, Western Tyrrhenian Sea (Corsica) and Tuscan Magmatic provinces.
- 36. Nd-Sr isotopic variations for the Amiata Volcano, Roman and Lucanian Magmatic provinces.
- 37. Nd-Sr isotopic variations for the Roman Magmatic Provinces with fields for each single district.
- 38. 87Sr/86Sri, 143Nd/144Ndi, and 208Pb/204Pbi vs. 206Pb/204Pbi for the Italian ultrapotassic rocks.
- 39. 176Hf/177Hfi vs. 87Sr/86Sri for the Italian ultrapotassic rocks.
- 40. 187Os/188Osi vs. 87Sr/86Sri for the Italian ultrapotassic rocks.
- 41. Ba/Th vs. Th/Nb for the Italian ultrapotassic rocks.
- 42. Sr/Ce and Rb/Sr vs. 87Sr/86Sri for the Italian ultrapotassic rocks.
- 43. Schematic tectonic evolution of the circum-Tyrrhenian area since late Miocene.