10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCHOIDALLY»
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Massive sandy siltstone Platy, somewhat conchoidally fracturing, porcelaneous
shale Hard sandy siltstone Finely laminated, platy, porcelaneous shale —
Moderately hard, somewhat platy, conchoidally fracturing, porcelaneous shale
Massive ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1950
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Morphologic and Systematic Relationships of Some Middle ...
117 419 15. Dark-gray fine-grained even-medium-bedded limestone containing
calcite pods and veinlets, fractured conchoidally; very abundant ostracodes,
including Bythocypris rectangulatus n. sp., Shenandoia? subtriangulata n. sp., ...
John Christian Kraft, 1962
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Late Cretaceous to Quaternary Strata and Fossils of Texas: ...
It consists of banded, conchoidally fracturing, gritty clay with interbedded thin
layers of small limestone and flint gravels. The color grades from bluish gray in
the central part of the cave to mottled reddishbrown near the walls. A
characteristic of ...
Brian Butler Hunt, Elizabeth J. Catlos, 2013
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
scattered throughout the dolomite matrix in highly variable amounts. Goethite
most commonly occurs as shiny, dark-reddish-brown, conchoidally fractured
grains entirely or partly replacing pyrite and forming pseudomorphs after pyrite.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1980
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Geological Survey professional paper
18 Massive sandy siltstone H Platy, somewhat conchoidally fracturing,
porcelaneous sha_le 5M Hard sandy siltstone !i Finely laminated, platy,
porcelaneous shale lYi Moderately hard, somewhat platy, conchoidally fracturing,
porcelaneous ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Geological Survey (U.S.). Geographic Names Information Management, 1987
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Understanding quartz technology in early prehistoric Ireland
For example, a very fine grained quartz with no plane may in effect fracture
similarly (conchoidally) to cryptocrystalline quartz such as flint, while more coarse
grained quartz with planes or no planes will fracture irregularly with less clear ...
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Summary of Rock Salt Deposits in the United States as ...
Morrison formation, Brushy Basin member — Continued 330 ft (estimated) above
base of Brushy Basin, hard conchoidally fracturing pinkish-gray claystone ;
montmorillonite predominates, and small amounts of ill i to and quartz are
present ...
William Gamewell Pierce, Ernest Isaac Rich, 1962
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Devonian Rugose Corals from Northern Maine
The Kineo volcanic member consists of a variety of volcanic rocks: massive
conchoidally fractured felsite, massive irregularly fracturing felsite containing
abundant garnet phenocrysts, dark tuff, light tuff, conglomerate consisting chiefly
of ...
William Albert Oliver, 1960
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Flintknapping: Making and Understanding Stone Tools
Stones that fracture conchoidally and are thus desirable for flaking share several
properties: they are homogeneous, brittle, and elastic. Homogeneous means that
they are the same throughout, lacking differences in texture, cracks, planes, ...
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Geological Survey Bulletin
Limestone, pale-red (5R 6/2) to grayish-red (5/? 4/2), lithographic, clayey, and
silty in part; conchoidally fractured 0.62 (2) 15. Siltstone, dusky-red (5R 3/4) to
very dark red (5R 2/6), very fine to fine-grained, highly calcareous, clayey,
micaceous, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONCHOIDALLY»
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Willet Hauser Architectural Glass Artisans Fabricate Stained Glass …
The surface is then chipped or faceted conchoidally to enhance the design, imparting a jewel-like quality. The matrix, composed of epoxy, ... «PR Web, Sep 14»
Working with Stone, Connecting with the Past
It is also considered very tough, and fractures conchoidally. But, on a practical level, when making a pounamu artefact, the density, toughness ... «Sciblogs, May 11»
