Definition of calcalkaline in English:

calcalkaline

adjectivekalˈkalkəlʌɪnkalˈkalkəlin

Geology

(chiefly of rocks) relatively rich in both calcium and alkali metals.
〔地质〕（主要指岩石）钙碱性的
Example sentencesExamples
- Geologically it is characterized by large volumes of Early Paleozoic calcalkaline granites and volcanics interbedded with marine volcano-sedimentary rocks.
- The c.12-10.5 Ma extrusion ages for the voluminous calcalkaline sequence in Sierra de Gata that are presented here have important implications for the plate-tectonic setting of the Alboran volcanic province.
- The Glen Urquhart sample contains a few zircons with an average age around 2320 Ma, which corresponds well to the timing of calcalkaline igneous activity in the Rae Province in the Labrador segment of Laurentia.
- Westward subduction of the Songpan-Ganzi oceanic lithosphere in the Late Triassic caused extensive calcalkaline volcanism and intrusion along the Yidun Terrane in the Late Triassic.
- In the Catalonian Coastal Range Ordovician volcanic acid rocks with calcalkaline affinity probably formed by partial melting of the crust in a post-collisional setting.
- The Bulawayan LIP was brought to a close by deposition of the less well-known volcanosedimentary Cheshire unit and calcalkaline Maliyami Formation.
- All granite samples plot exclusively in the calcalkaline field on an AFM diagram.
- The bulk of the plutonic rocks are calcalkaline in composition and range in age from Mid-Jurassic to Early Cretaceous.

Definition of calcalkaline in US English:

calcalkaline

adjectivekalˈkalkəlin

Geology

(chiefly of rocks) relatively rich in both calcium and alkali metals.
〔地质〕（主要指岩石）钙碱性的
Example sentencesExamples
- The c.12-10.5 Ma extrusion ages for the voluminous calcalkaline sequence in Sierra de Gata that are presented here have important implications for the plate-tectonic setting of the Alboran volcanic province.
- Westward subduction of the Songpan-Ganzi oceanic lithosphere in the Late Triassic caused extensive calcalkaline volcanism and intrusion along the Yidun Terrane in the Late Triassic.
- The bulk of the plutonic rocks are calcalkaline in composition and range in age from Mid-Jurassic to Early Cretaceous.
- The Bulawayan LIP was brought to a close by deposition of the less well-known volcanosedimentary Cheshire unit and calcalkaline Maliyami Formation.
- In the Catalonian Coastal Range Ordovician volcanic acid rocks with calcalkaline affinity probably formed by partial melting of the crust in a post-collisional setting.
- Geologically it is characterized by large volumes of Early Paleozoic calcalkaline granites and volcanics interbedded with marine volcano-sedimentary rocks.
- All granite samples plot exclusively in the calcalkaline field on an AFM diagram.
- The Glen Urquhart sample contains a few zircons with an average age around 2320 Ma, which corresponds well to the timing of calcalkaline igneous activity in the Rae Province in the Labrador segment of Laurentia.

单词	calcalkaline
释义	Definition of calcalkaline in English: calcalkaline adjectivekalˈkalkəlʌɪnkalˈkalkəlin Geology (chiefly of rocks) relatively rich in both calcium and alkali metals. 〔地质〕（主要指岩石）钙碱性的 Example sentencesExamples Geologically it is characterized by large volumes of Early Paleozoic calcalkaline granites and volcanics interbedded with marine volcano-sedimentary rocks. The c.12-10.5 Ma extrusion ages for the voluminous calcalkaline sequence in Sierra de Gata that are presented here have important implications for the plate-tectonic setting of the Alboran volcanic province. The Glen Urquhart sample contains a few zircons with an average age around 2320 Ma, which corresponds well to the timing of calcalkaline igneous activity in the Rae Province in the Labrador segment of Laurentia. Westward subduction of the Songpan-Ganzi oceanic lithosphere in the Late Triassic caused extensive calcalkaline volcanism and intrusion along the Yidun Terrane in the Late Triassic. In the Catalonian Coastal Range Ordovician volcanic acid rocks with calcalkaline affinity probably formed by partial melting of the crust in a post-collisional setting. The Bulawayan LIP was brought to a close by deposition of the less well-known volcanosedimentary Cheshire unit and calcalkaline Maliyami Formation. All granite samples plot exclusively in the calcalkaline field on an AFM diagram. The bulk of the plutonic rocks are calcalkaline in composition and range in age from Mid-Jurassic to Early Cretaceous. Definition of calcalkaline in US English: calcalkaline adjectivekalˈkalkəlin Geology (chiefly of rocks) relatively rich in both calcium and alkali metals. 〔地质〕（主要指岩石）钙碱性的 Example sentencesExamples The c.12-10.5 Ma extrusion ages for the voluminous calcalkaline sequence in Sierra de Gata that are presented here have important implications for the plate-tectonic setting of the Alboran volcanic province. Westward subduction of the Songpan-Ganzi oceanic lithosphere in the Late Triassic caused extensive calcalkaline volcanism and intrusion along the Yidun Terrane in the Late Triassic. The bulk of the plutonic rocks are calcalkaline in composition and range in age from Mid-Jurassic to Early Cretaceous. The Bulawayan LIP was brought to a close by deposition of the less well-known volcanosedimentary Cheshire unit and calcalkaline Maliyami Formation. In the Catalonian Coastal Range Ordovician volcanic acid rocks with calcalkaline affinity probably formed by partial melting of the crust in a post-collisional setting. Geologically it is characterized by large volumes of Early Paleozoic calcalkaline granites and volcanics interbedded with marine volcano-sedimentary rocks. All granite samples plot exclusively in the calcalkaline field on an AFM diagram. The Glen Urquhart sample contains a few zircons with an average age around 2320 Ma, which corresponds well to the timing of calcalkaline igneous activity in the Rae Province in the Labrador segment of Laurentia.
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