10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GNEISSOID»
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gneissoid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gneissoid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
Kofoid collection. 52 Gneissoid granite. Porphyritic. Contains epidote. Brooklyn,
road to Killingly. 53 Porphyritic gneiss. Feldspar red. Glastenbury. Roaring brook.
54 Porphyritic gneiss. Feldspar red. Killingly. 546 Porphyritic gneiss. Albitic.
2
Annual Reports of the War Department
Mica-scMst Mica- schist Foundry Branch, east heading. Gneissoid mica-schist,
hornblendic Gneissoid mica-sobist, hornblendic Gneissoid mica-schist, chloride
Gneissoid mica-schist, ohloritic Hornblende schist, scarcely at all schistose -
Hock ...
United States. War Dept, 1886
64, table 2) but is considerably weathered to brownish gray, shows very few,
small, uncrushed feldspar cores, and is moderately gneissoid. From 75 to 90 feet
east of the dike the rock is weathered to a deep brown, is clearly gneissoid and ...
The long, narrow area south of Hewitt road shows Whiteface anorthosite varying
from light-colored, moderately gneissoid to dark-colored, gabbroid, very
gneissoid facies. The rocks of the area west of Bigsby hill exhibit many local
variations ...
William John Miller, 1919
The syenite, granite, and granite porphyry are always gneissoid but never
distinctly banded, the structure being accentuated by a drawing or flattening out
of the dark colored minerals parallel to the foliation. The more basic pyroxene
and ...
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Annual Report of the Secretary of War
I do not at present incline to this view , Mica-schist, compact, quartzroso
Gneissoid mica-schist Mica-schist Mica-schist ... Gneissoid mica-schist,
hornblendlc Gneissoid mica-schist, hornblondic , Gneissoid mica-ecbist, chloritic
, Gneissoid ...
United States. War Dept, 1886
Gray Gneissoid Granite. Greenfield, N. Y., a dressed block of one cubic foot, and
two dressed blocks of six-inch cubes with several larger rough blocks of the same
, from John H. White, Esq., and Dr. B. L. Allen of Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 14.
New York State Museum, 1886
The older crystalline rocks within the area represented on the detailed map
comprise granites and quartz diorites, many of which are more or less gneissoid,
and also probably smaller but undifferentiated masses of thoroughly gneissic and
...
United States. Congress, 1912
9
The geology of Worcester, Massachusetts
(13) There is next a band of coarse, white gneis- Gneissoid s0[^ granite, nine feet
wide, and penetrated bv the granite. . . ., . grey granite just described. Biotite (1^)
Then three feet of the dark biotite schist schist and followed by twelve feet of ...
Joseph Hartshorn Perry, Benjamin Kendall Emerson, 1903
10
Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York
Gray Gneissoid Granite. Greenfield, N. Y., a dressed block of one cubic foot, and
two dressed blocks of six-inch cubes with several largfir rough blocks of the same
, from John H. White, Esq., and Dr. R. Allen of Saratoga Sprin s, N. Y. - 14.
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly, 1886
