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Leat, P. T. (1985). Facies variations in peralkaline ash-flow tuffs from the Kenya Rift Valley. Geological magazine, 122(2), 139-150. doi.org/10.1017/S0016756800031046

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Original EntryLeat, P. T. (1985). Facies variations in peralkaline ash-flow tuffs from the Kenya Rift Valley. Geological magazine, 122(2), 139-150. doi.org/10.1017/S0016756800031046
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Menengai Volcano, Nakuru County, Kenya

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Menengai Volcano, Nakuru County, Kenyaβ“˜ Aegirine, β“˜ Aegirine-augite, β“˜ Aenigmatite, β“˜ Albite, β“˜ Alkali Feldspar, β“˜ Anorthoclase, β“˜ Glass, β“˜ Katophorite, β“˜ Obsidian, β“˜ Pumice, β“˜ Pyroclastic sediment, β“˜ Riebeckite, β“˜ Sodic amphibole, β“˜ Trachyte, β“˜ Volcanic ash

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