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Peralkaline alkali-feldspar-granite

A rock subtype
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Rocks in section 2 of theQAPF diagram.

Sub-divisions of Peralkaline alkali-feldspar-graniteSilica >QuartzSiO2

Non-essential minerals - these minerals are common, sometimes major components, but are not always present:
Alkali pyroxeneA petrological name for the sodium-rich pyroxenes aegirine and aegirine-augite.
Sodic amphiboleA petrological term for amphibole rich in sodium.

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    • References for Peralkaline alkali-feldspar-graniteⓘSar-e-SangWoolley (2019)
    Algeria
     
    Allègre et al. (1972)+5 other references
    Angola
     
    Lapido-Loureiro+2 other referencesMortelmans (1948)+2 other references
    Antarctica
     
    Bucher et al. (2005)Davies (1984)Goldring (1962)
    Australia
     
    Wormald et al. (1988)Bryan et al. (1973)+3 other referencesLottermoser (1987)+2 other referencesSpencer-Jones+1 other referenceNazari Dehkordi et al. (2016)
    Benin
     
    Hubert (1907)
    Brazil
     
    Debowski et al. (2022)+1 other referenceDebowski et al. (2022)
    Cameroon
     
    Lasserre (1978)Cantagrel et al. (1978)+1 other reference
    Canada
     
    - (2022)Yousefi et al. (2024)Heidarian (2022)Matte et al. (2025)
    China
     
    Martin et al. (2004)+3 other referencesZhang et al. (2012)Zhongxin et al. (1998)Wu et al. (2002)Wu et al. (2002)Wu et al. (2002)Wu et al. (2002)Li et al. (1993)+1 other referenceWu et al. (2002)Wang et al. (2018)Qiu et al. (2019)+2 other referencesZhang+4 other referencesDawei et al. (1994)+1 other referenceDawei et al. (1994)+1 other referenceDawei et al. (1994)+1 other referenceWu et al. (2002)Wu et al. (2005)Wei+10 other referencesWang et al. (2000)+5 other referencesLi et al. (2025)Lin et al. (1995)Zhang et al. (2025)Zhongxin et al. (1998)Fuwen et al. (2002)+1 other referenceTong et al. (2012)Chen et al. (2010)Zhang et al. (2007)Qiu et al. (2004)+1 other referenceQiu et al. (2004)+1 other reference
    Egypt
     
    Hashad et al. (1979)+2 other referencesAbdalla (2006)Hassan (2018)Mahmoud et al. (2018)Romani et al. (1986)+1 other referenceStern et al. (1985)+3 other referencesEl Ramly et al. (1979)El Ramly et al. (1969)+4 other referencesEl Ramly+2 other referencesEl RamlyAbdelkader et al. (2022)El-Desoky et al. (2025)Abdel-Karim+5 other referencesEl Ramly M.F. (pers.comm. 1983)+1 other referenceBentor et al. (1987)
    Ethiopia
     
    Barberi et al. (1972)+1 other referenceDAVIDSON (1983)
    Finland
     
    Marmo et al. (1966)
    France
     
    Maluski (1974)a possible case of evolution through volatile transfer. Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France (5)+4 other references
    Greenland
     
    Brooks et al. (1982)
    India
     
    implications for rifting et al. (2)+2 other referencesPattnaik (1996)Madhavan et al. (1989)+1 other referenceBhushan+6 other references
    Indonesia
     
    Qian et al. (2022)
    Iran
     
    Samiee et al. (2022)Mousavi Motlagh et al. (2024)
    Ivory Coast
     
    Arnould (1961)
    Japan
     
    Hayashi (n.d.)ASAKAWA et al. (1980)
    Kazakhstan
     
    [Porphyritic peralkaline alkali-feldspar-granite]Kogarko et al. (1995)
    Kenya
     
    Key et al. (1988)
    Libya
     
    Atherton et al. (eds)+11 other references
    Madagascar
     
    Besaire (1934)Estrade (2014)Estrade et al. (2014)Harmer et al. (2016)Lacroix (1922)+5 other referencesLacroix (1922)+1 other reference
    Mali
     
    Fabre et al. (1982)+3 other referencesFabre et al. (1982)+1 other referenceBa et al. (1985)Liégeois et al. (1984)+1 other referenceBlack et al. (1979)+2 other referencesFabre et al. (CNRS)+1 other reference
    Mauritania
     
    Gevin (1:200000)+3 other referencesNations Unies 1974. Carte geologique de la dorsale regueibat. et de ses bordures sedimentaires (Partie orientale)+2 other references
    Mexico
     
    [Dalmatian Stone]G. Grundmann collection and photo.
    Mongolia
     
    Gerel+3 other referencesDostal et al. (2023)Bonin (2012)Dostal et al. (2015)Andreeva (2016)+1 other referenceKovalenko et al. (1995)+4 other referencesKovalenko et al. (2004)Mongolian Geological Survey databaseVladykin (ed.)+10 other referencesDavaasuren et al. (2016)Gerel+1 other referenceDergunov (Ed.)Dostal et al. (2022)+1 other referenceYarmolyuk+1 other reference
    Morocco
     
    Tuduri et al. (2018)
    Mozambique
     
    Coelho (1959)+1 other reference
    Namibia
     
    [Brandbergite]Chudoba (1930)+5 other referencesBernasconi (1981)+2 other referencesVerwoerd (1967)+3 other referencesWalter et al. (2022)
    Niger
     
    Karche et al. (1977)+3 other referencesBlack+5 other referencesBlackBlack+1 other referenceBlack+2 other referencesBlack+1 other referenceHusch et al. (1982)+3 other referencesBlack+4 other referencesBlackMoreau (1987)consequences. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France (6)+4 other references
    Nigeria
     
    Bennett et al. (1984)+3 other references
    North Korea
     
    Paek et al. (1993)+1 other referencePaek et al. (1993)
    Norway
     
    Bergseth et al. (1960)[Ekerite][Ekerite]Werner (2003)[Ekerite]Werner (2003)[Ekerite]Werner (2003)[Ekerite]Kvamsdal (2018)[Ekerite]Bonin et al. (2003)Andersen et al. (1993)[Ekerite]Knut Edvard Larsen collection # 3089[Ekerite]Larsen (1999)[Ekerite][Ekerite]Dietrich et al. (1965)[Ekerite]Raade (1982)[Ekerite]Raade (1982)[Ekerite]Larsen (1999)[Ekerite]Kvamsdal (2018)[Ekerite]Heldal+30 other references[Ekerite]Dietrich et al. (1965)
    Pakistan
     
    Kempe et al. (1980)Kempe (1973)+2 other references
    Romania
     
    Klötzli et al. (2022)
    Russia
     
    Sorokhtina et al. (2016)Zozulya+5 other referencesLunts et al. (1972)+2 other referencesMacdonald et al. (2022)Kalashnikov et al. (2016)Vasyukova et al. (2020)Vetrov et al. (2022)Sklyarov et al. (2016)
    Saint Helena， Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
     
    Van Tassel R (1952)
    Saudi Arabia
     
    Pellaton et al. (and Explanatory Notes)Stoeser et al. (1986)Delfour (1977)+2 other referencesStoeser et al. (1985)Quick (1983)+1 other referenceStoeser et al. (1985)+1 other referencedu Bray+3 other referencesQuick (1983)+1 other referenceDelfour (1977)+5 other referencesStoeser et al. (1985)+1 other referenceKellogg (1984)Stoeser et al. (1986)Pallister (1984)+2 other referencesdu Bray+1 other referenceAl-Muallem et al. (and Explanatory Notes)+3 other referencesKemp (1981)Clark (1981)+1 other referenceKemp et al. (1982)Pellaton et al. (and Explanatory Notes)+1 other referenceAleinikoff et al. (1988)Delfour (1977)+1 other referenceDrysdall et al. (1984)He et al. (2021)Stoeser et al. (1986)Sable et al. (with Explanatory notes)+1 other referenceStoeser (1986)+2 other referencesLetalenet (1979)Clark et al. (with Explanation)Harris et al. (1980)+1 other referenceClark et al. (with Explanation)Clark et al. (with Explanation)Hedge (1984)+3 other referencesAlabouvette et al. (1979)+1 other referenceStoeser et al. (1986)+2 other referencesGrainger et al. (1989)Grainger et al. (1989)
    Seychelles
     
    Baker (1963)+3 other referencesBaker (1963)+1 other reference
    South Africa
     
    Gibson R (2008)Harmer et al. (2016)
    South Korea
     
    No et al. (2019)
    Sweden
     
    Drejing-Carroll et al. (2023)
    UK
     
    Wager et al. (1965)en.wikipedia.org (2004)Young et al. (1978)Harrison et al. (1987)+1 other reference
    USA
     
    Watts et al. (2022)Berke et al. (2023)Wang et al. (2023)+2 other references- (2005)- (2005)- (2005)- (2005)- (2005)
    Vietnam
     
    Polyakov+2 other references
    Yemen
     
    Beydoun et al. (1969)Capaldi et al. (1987)Capaldi et al. (1987)Civetta et al. (1978)+1 other referenceGrolier et al. (1978)+2 other references
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