...Kenneth Arthur Davies Abstract "Large phosphate deposits occur along the southeastern border of Uganda which are similar in their ring shape and associations with soda and lime rich rocks to complexes described in many other parts of the world. A few in teresting new features however have been...

...Andrey Jakovlev; Georg Rümpker; Michael Lindenfeld; Ivan Koulakov; Andreas Schumann; Norbert Ochmann Abstract We investigate the upper crustal velocity structure beneath the Rwenzori Mountains in western Uganda. This mountain range of nonvolcanic origin is situated within the western branch...

...B. Bwambale; U. Bagampadde; A. Gidudu; F. Martini Abstract The Albertine region of Uganda is characterized by high levels of seismic activity and by many active normal faults. The aim of this work is to assess the potential hazard accruing from earthquakes in the Albertine region, using...

...F. Stoppa; A. R. Woolley; F. E. Lloyd; N. Eby Abstract A group of carbonate-rich tuffs are described from the Murumuli crater, Katwe-Kikorongo volcanic field, SW Uganda which contain abundant carbonatite pelletal lapilli, together with melilitite lapilli and a range of xenocrysts and lithic...

...Lindsey Abdale; James K. Russell; Lee A. Groat The Mount Grace metamorphosed carbonatites (Late Devonian) outcrop as thin (0.5–4 m), laterally discontinuous, strata-bound mappable lenses within the Monashee complex of the southeastern Canadian Cordillera. The host stratigraphic sequence (Monashee...

... in the Rwenzori Mountains (∼1°N, 30°E), located on the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The 10 Be ages document expanded glaciers ca. 23.4 and 20.1 ka, indicating that glaciers in equatorial East Africa advanced during the global Last Glacial Maximum (ca. 26–19.5 ka). A comparison...

...-element, REE concentrations were obtained from six representative samples from the Caluquembe area (Tables 3 , 4 , and 5 ). Two kaolin samples from Uganda (Nyakairu & Koeberl 2001 ), one from Cameroon (Njoya et al. 2006 ) and one from the Sa Bandeira granite in Huambo (Angola) are also shown...

... geological context is largely unclear. Here, we present reconstructions of Holocene glacier extents relative to today from the Quelccaya ice cap (Peru) and the Rwenzori Mountains (Uganda) based on measurements of in situ 14 C and 10 Be from recently exposed bedrock. Ice-extent histories are similar at both...

... valley-lacustrine delta sequences in the stratigraphic record. Lake Edward lies immediately south of the equator at the northern end of the Western Rift Branch of Africa's Great Rift Valley, and it straddles the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo ( Fig. 1 ). The Western Branch...

... that are most likely associated with earthquakes ( Mortelmans, 1953 ; Zana et al., 2004 ). Sebagenzi and Kaputo (2002) reviewed the available gravity, heat flow and seismological data in the region, and found geophysical evidence for continental breakup in southeastern DRC and northwestern Zambia...

... , A.B. , Barifaijo , E. & Tiberindwa , J.V. 2007 . The potential for gold mineralisation in the greenstone belt of Busia district, southeastern Uganda . African Journal of Science and Technology (AJST), Science and Engineering Series , 8 , 116 – 134 . McConnell , R.B...

... 283 Multiple Hydrothermal Iron-Formation Upgrading Events in Southeastern São Francisco Craton c. a. rosière, j. o. s. santos, f. silveira braga, a. hensler, v. k. rolim, and a. bekker 297 Garnet and Rutile Mineral Chemistry and Zircon U-Pb Ages of Modern River Sand along the Western East African Rift...

...JOSH TRAPANI; WILLIAM J. SANDERS; JOHN C. MITANI; AMBER HEARD Abstract Prey material, which was collected from beneath the nests of two pairs of crowned hawk-eagles ( Stephanoaetus coronatus ) in the Ngogo study area, Kibale National Park, Uganda, was analyzed to identify the taphonomic features...

... or do not support his contention that alkaline ultramafics are typically cratonic. Regarding the Turner and Verhoogen reference, in terms of cases, the ultrabasic rocks of Uganda are confined to the great rifts, a tectonic environment which differs radically from that envisaged for northeastern Kansas...

... the year in Algeria, Egypt, French Equatorial Africa, Madagascar, French Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, and Uganda. Total footage drilled during the year was 547,241 feet. More than half of this was in Morocco. Next in order came Algeria, Egypt, and Tunisia. Exploratory drilling was only about 1 per cent...

..., Africa ( e.g ., Zimbabwe, Uganda, Mozambique), Italy, France, Norway, Greenland, Russia, and Thailand, among others. Petr Černý is still active in the area of pegmatites from Manitoba. For example, his long-term quest to document the evolution of one of the world's most highly fractionated suites, at Red...

... with Hydrocynus remains are known from Lothagam, Ngorora, Omo, and Turkana in Kenya ( Schwartz 1983 ; Stewart 2001 , 2003 a , 2003 b ), Malema in Malawi ( Stewart and Murray 2013 ), Wadi Natrun in Egypt ( Weiler 1926 ; Greenwood 1972 ), and the Lake Albert and Edward basins in Uganda ( Van Neer 1994...

...). SEISMOLOGICAL NOTES 1191 Fiji Islands region, March 17, 1966, 15h50m32.2s, 21.1°S, 179.2°W, focal depth about 626 km restricted (USCGS). Magnitude 6¼ (PAS), 6.2 (CGS). Uganda, March 20, 1966, 01h42m49.9s, 0.6°N, 30.2°E, focal depth about 36 km restricted (USCGS). Press reports various fatality figures ranging...

... in Sweden ( e.g. , Utö, Varuträsk) in the mid-1990s, then in Slovakia, and in the late 1990s, in Argentina. Along with the above-mentioned countries, he examined pegmatites and their minerals from Brazil, Africa ( e.g. , Zimbabwe, Uganda, Mozambique), Italy, France, Norway, Greenland, Russia, and Thailand...