The Italian Neogene magmatism is characterized by a large petrological andgeochemical variety, covering almost all the magmatic rocks pattern known worldwide. Mostof the geodynamic models are based upon the recent widespread Quaternary volcanism,comprising mafic to intermediate lavas. In contrast, the felsic magmatism which correspondsto the first manifestations of the Tyrrhenian margin is much less voluminous, outcropswithout or with few associated mafic-intermediate rocks, and is less known.The goals of this thesis are: (1) to precise the age of these manifestations, (2) to betterunderstand the origin of this magmatism (determinating the sources) and, (3) to insert theseconstraints in the general framework of the Italian magmatism and the...
We report on the newly discovered lava flow that erupted in the Colli Albani Volcanic District, whic...
The volcanic complex of Mts. Cimini (~0.90-1.30Ma) represents the geographical and chronological tra...
Two volcaniclastic deposits, ROC and SBA, in the Oligo-Miocene succession of the Southern Apennines,...
The Italian Neogene magmatism is characterized by a large petrological andgeochemical variety, cover...
International audienceA new geochronological and geochemical study of the volcanic rocks of the Ponz...
Abstract: Tertiary to present magmatism in Italy is related to the convergence between the African a...
The Cenozoic Southalpine Magmatic Province, known as Veneto Volcanic Province (VVP; NE Italy) is one...
The spatial-temporal distribution and compositional variability of Plio-Quaternary magmatic products...
The petrogenesis and time/space distribution of the magmatism associated with the formation of the N...
The Cenozoic evolution of the Mediterranean area has been characterized by various subduction proces...
Granitic plutons frequently show cryptic facies variations characterized by diffuse contacts that ar...
The Southern Tuscanv-Norrhern Latium area has been affected by a complex geological evolution during...
We present an up-to-date review of the existing data on the evolution of the Apennine– Tyrrhenian b...
The Pontine Islands form a volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It consists of two edifices, ...
The Cenozoic geological evolution of the Italian area is characterized by the formation of two major...
We report on the newly discovered lava flow that erupted in the Colli Albani Volcanic District, whic...
The volcanic complex of Mts. Cimini (~0.90-1.30Ma) represents the geographical and chronological tra...
Two volcaniclastic deposits, ROC and SBA, in the Oligo-Miocene succession of the Southern Apennines,...
The Italian Neogene magmatism is characterized by a large petrological andgeochemical variety, cover...
International audienceA new geochronological and geochemical study of the volcanic rocks of the Ponz...
Abstract: Tertiary to present magmatism in Italy is related to the convergence between the African a...
The Cenozoic Southalpine Magmatic Province, known as Veneto Volcanic Province (VVP; NE Italy) is one...
The spatial-temporal distribution and compositional variability of Plio-Quaternary magmatic products...
The petrogenesis and time/space distribution of the magmatism associated with the formation of the N...
The Cenozoic evolution of the Mediterranean area has been characterized by various subduction proces...
Granitic plutons frequently show cryptic facies variations characterized by diffuse contacts that ar...
The Southern Tuscanv-Norrhern Latium area has been affected by a complex geological evolution during...
We present an up-to-date review of the existing data on the evolution of the Apennine– Tyrrhenian b...
The Pontine Islands form a volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It consists of two edifices, ...
The Cenozoic geological evolution of the Italian area is characterized by the formation of two major...
We report on the newly discovered lava flow that erupted in the Colli Albani Volcanic District, whic...
The volcanic complex of Mts. Cimini (~0.90-1.30Ma) represents the geographical and chronological tra...
Two volcaniclastic deposits, ROC and SBA, in the Oligo-Miocene succession of the Southern Apennines,...