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The Alaji (upper) Basalts are the youngest series of the Ethiopian flood basalts. The most recent flows are only 15 million years old.

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rdfs:comment	The Alaji (upper) Basalts are the youngest series of the Ethiopian flood basalts. The most recent flows are only 15 million years old. (en)
name	Alaji Basalts (en)
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dcterms:subject	Geologic formations of Ethiopia
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pyroxenes Trachytic Basalt Degua Tembien Rhyolitic International Commission on Stratigraphy Geological formation Miocene Mount Guna British Expedition to Abyssinia Geologic formations of Ethiopia Tigray Region William Thomas Blanford Ethiopian highlands Amba Alagi Feldspar Rhyolite Intra-volcanic sedimentary rock in North Ethiopia Ashangi Basalts Lava flows Tertiary Trachyte Pliocene Mantle (geology) Shield volcano Simien Mountains Ethiopian Highlands Extrusion Volcanic rocks Flood basalts Ethiopian Columnar joints dbr:Congealing_stress dbr:Pliocene_shield_volcanoes
sameAs	Alaji Basalts Alaji Basalts
underlies	Pliocene shield volcanoes, locally (en)
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caption	Mt. Gumawta, Tembien highlands (en)
period	Miocene (en)
region	Tigray Region
type	Geological formation
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has abstract	The Alaji (upper) Basalts are the youngest series of the Ethiopian flood basalts. The most recent flows are only 15 million years old. (en)
extent	Ethiopian Highlands
namedby	William Thomas Blanford
namedfor	Imba Alaje Mountain (en)
otherlithology	Trachyte
overlies	Intra-volcanic sedimentary rock in North Ethiopia Ashangi Basalts
prilithology	Basalt Rhyolite
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Qortem Zer'a Hurura May Be'ati River May Harena May Qoqah May Selelo May Sho'ate May Zegzeg Melfa (Dogu'a Tembien) Menachek Geology of Ethiopia Giba River Gra Adiam Mizan (Dogu'a Tembien) Mizane Birhan Lim'at Mahbere Sillasie Simret Zeyi River Zikuli River Azef River Tigray Region Tsaliet

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