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The Tectonostratigraphy and Structural Evolution of the Sitas Area
The Tectonostratigraphy and Structural Evolution of the Sitas Area

... Within the Sitas area, the Middle K61 i Nappe Complex (MKNC) is composed of eleven informal lithotectonic units. Foss ils have not been found in any of these units ; thus, their age is unknown but is assumed to be early Paleozo ic. Primary structures are generally too poorly preserved to determine f ...
The Mings Bight Ophiolite Complex, Newfoundland: Appalachian
The Mings Bight Ophiolite Complex, Newfoundland: Appalachian

... volcanic sequence define an overturned synclinal structure with an eastward vergence; the three western thrust sheets contain an inverted sequence, the eastern sheet is upright. The thick mafic volcaniclastic and pillow lava sequence overlying the ophiolite complex suggests that the ophiolite comple ...
A detrital record of the Nile River and its catchment
A detrital record of the Nile River and its catchment

... found. Formation of the Arabian–Nubian Shield began with the initiation of subduction and development of magmatic arcs at 870 Ma. Terrane amalgamation associated with closure of the Mozambique Ocean and amalgamation of East and West Gondwana took place between c. 780 and c. 600 Ma (Johnson & Woldeha ...
A detrital record of the Nile River and its catchment
A detrital record of the Nile River and its catchment

... found. Formation of the Arabian–Nubian Shield began with the initiation of subduction and development of magmatic arcs at 870 Ma. Terrane amalgamation associated with closure of the Mozambique Ocean and amalgamation of East and West Gondwana took place between c. 780 and c. 600 Ma (Johnson & Woldeha ...
A Comparative Analysis between Portuguese and Jamaican Bauxite
A Comparative Analysis between Portuguese and Jamaican Bauxite

... Elizabeth and St. Ann. Other important deposits occur in St. Catehrine, Clarendon and Trelawny. Laboratory studies have been carried out on the bauxitic rocks and clay samples taken from Andorinha-Cantanhede. The bauxitic samples of Andorinha have been subjected to X-ray diffraction, IR spectroscopy ...
Introduction to the Silurian
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... The global standard stratigraphical scheme has a hierachy of divisions (Figure 1.2). Systems, series and stages are the divisions of rock bodies, whereas periods, epochs and ages are the corresponding divisions of geological time. The Silurian System is divided into four series, and all but one seri ...
Bulletin of the Geological Society of Denmark, Vol. 39/3-4 pp. 179-197
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... Ivinnguit fault that includes the Nuuk peninsula, Sadel@,Bj~rneoenand part of the peninsula between Qussuk and inner Godthåbsfjord - was never metamorphosed above amphibolite facies. Most of the rest of the terrane was metamorphosed to granulite facies, with peak metamorphic conditions on Nordlandet ...
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Mineralogic and Oxygen Isotopic Studies of Open

... The South Kawishiwi intrusion, located along the western variations in mineral chemistry suggest that discontinuities margin of the Duluth Complex, Minnesota, is one of several within the major units developed by in situ boundaryAayer composite intrusions that are found in the Complex. The Duluth eq ...
Volcanic Geology and Mineralization in the Chinati Caldera
Volcanic Geology and Mineralization in the Chinati Caldera

... in thin sections. The same unit in the stream valleys is more distinctly an ash-flow tuff. Eutaxitic structure is moreprominent,and therockcontains abundant (up to50 percent) lithic fragments. As many as four or five distinct layers arepresenton the northeastern margin of the ash-flow tuff outcrop, ...
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... magma to cool, the more time mineral crystals have to grow. Back to Jeopardy Board ...
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... of the Windsor Group, an important Mississippian (Visean) marine marker interval within the thick Late DevonianEarly Permian fill of the Maritimes Basin, permit stratigraphic comparison with the type Windsor Group and the correlative Codroy Group of western Newfoundland. The presence of volcanic roc ...
Geology of the Pothook Alkalic Copper
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... of chlorite veining without significant amountsof associated copperor gold mineralization. Chlorite veinlets fill narrow fractures at all scales, from large through-going joints down microto fractures, in both volcanic and intrusive rocks. They are responsible for the predominantly darkcolour of roc ...
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Structural and biological control of the Cenozoic epithermal uranium
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... hematitized. Several 10 to 20-cm-sized carbon patches have been found within the high-grade ore (Fig. 3e), associated with relictual primary uraninite (UO2) and pyrite. These primary phases have been altered to hematite, goethite, and late U(VI) phases (mostly uranyl silicates and oxyhydroxides). Ur ...
Geology of Southern California
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... the Mojave Desert. In addition, note that Cenozoic volcanic rocks are also abundant in the Mojave Desert and are represented by a pink color on the map. These rocks include basalt, obsidian, rhyolite, and tuff and can be seen in colorful exposures in the deserts of southern California. Cenozoic sedi ...
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... Geochemically, the major, minor and trace elements play an important role in the various geological processes. The REE characteristics of quartz vein formed during main mineralization stage are representative of mineralization hydrothermal fluid REE compositions. The research concern the integrating ...
The detrital record of orogenesis: A review of approaches and
The detrital record of orogenesis: A review of approaches and

... (Zhao et al., 1993) and crustal thickening (Dewey et al., 1988). A knowledge of the amount of material that has been removed from the mountain belt by erosion through time, will allow the relative importance of these mechanisms to be assessed. The traditional view that tectonism results in erosion ( ...
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... grains of olivine and augite. Olivine and augite of the former are essentially the same as those of wehrlite. Augite of the latter has stout subhedral prismatic form up to 2 cm in length. Simple twinning on (100) is common. Exsolution lamellae of bronzite are developed along (100), usually about 0.0 ...
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... wall-rock assimilation. In element^element mixing diagrams, reactive wall-rock assimilation will result in nonlinear mixing arrays, unlike direct wall-rock assimilation, which is linear. Of course, any magmatic recharge, fractional crystallization, diffusive decoupling or selective assimilation of w ...
Muntean/Einaudi - Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology
Muntean/Einaudi - Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology

... Banded quartz veinlets are present at both Verde and Pancho, where they occur mostly above A-veinlets and cut A-veinlets where they overlap. They are less than 2 cm in thickness and lack alteration envelopes. Dark gray bands, whose color is due to abundant vapor-rich fluid inclusions and micrometer- ...
Geology of Staten Island and vicinity, NYC
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... The New York City rocks have been complexly folded together and metamorphosed under amphibolite-facies conditions. This can be inferred from the presence of such "index" minerals as kyanite, sillimanite, and garnet. The presence of these minerals suggests that rocks now exposed at the present land s ...
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38_1993_Houston et al_Geo of NA_Wyoming province

... River Range, and consider each individual pluton as a specific genetic problem. Granites of Late Archean age intrude the Middle or Late Archean gneiss in all the areas discussed below. They range in age from about 2,800 Ma to about 2,600 Ma; some are post-tectonic batholiths and stocks that are read ...
Bulletin 84: Geology of the Walnut Wells Quadrangle, Hidalgo
Bulletin 84: Geology of the Walnut Wells Quadrangle, Hidalgo

... Paleozoic and Cretaceous sedimentary rocks are overlain unconformably by a less deformed thick series of Tertiary rocks. Late elevation of the Animas range was relatively small so that erosion has not proceeded deep enough to expose pre-Tertiary rocks and structures except in one area. Tertiary arch ...
Geology and geochronology of mineral deposits in the Biga
Geology and geochronology of mineral deposits in the Biga

... based on descriptive data. The GIS database, consisting of 128 deposits or prospects, helped to generate new prospects and potential prospects. This field-based study indicated that the Biga Peninsula forms a prime target for gold–copper exploration not only in Turkey but in the world. The current ec ...
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DNR kettle dome fox

... The gneiss domes are distinguished by the presence of rocks of medium to high metamorphic grade with flat to shallowly outward-dipping layering and foliation, which define a largescale domal or antiformal structure, and by the presence of penetrative lineation and cataclastic fabrics. The degree of ca ...
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Clastic rock



Clastic rocks are composed of fragments, or clasts, of pre-existing minerals and rock. A clast is a fragment of geological detritus, chunks and smaller grains of rock broken off other rocks by physical weathering. Geologists use the term clastic with reference to sedimentary rocks as well as to particles in sediment transport whether in suspension or as bed load, and in sediment deposits.
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