10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRANITIFORM»
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Report on the geology of the county of Londonderry, and of ...
Ordnance Survey of Ireland, Joseph Ellison Portlock. 141. Do , felspar crystalline;
mica not abundant. 48. Do., fine-grained. 81. Granitiform ; mica more abundant ;
lamina can be traced. 67. Felspar crystalline, quartz, granular, mica dark green.
Ordnance Survey of Ireland, Joseph Ellison Portlock, 1843
Two miles to the north of this point, at the head of Suisgill burn, a favourite resort
of the diggers, the white granitiform rock (c) appears to cross at right angles
highly inclined beds of friable gneissose rock. The detritus of (c) occurs in
patches of ...
3
The Geological Magazine Or Monthly Journal of Geology
For, whether we side with him or not in his belief in the sedimentary origin of
many of these quasi-stratified granitiform masses, we have before us sufficient
proofs of disturbance to account for the grand fan-shaped arrangements and ...
4
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Having described — so far as they are known to me — the geological relations of
the granitiform rocks of this district, I shall now proceed to the mineralogical
investigation of these rocks, which is full of interest. Composition of the Granites.
... all of them, in the dry season, evidently the sole result of springs from
granitiform rocks, and not from the melting of snow, which if it existed in the height
of summer, could be easily seen on the exposed Dandenong, Plenty and other
ranges, ...
Government of Australia Printer, 1861
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
... the same granitiform mixtures and metalliferous emanations may not have
been disengaged in equal quantity at every successive geological period down
to the most modern. We are taught by the activity of several hundred volcanoes,
that ...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
... that the same granitiform mixtures and metalliferous emanations may not have
been disengaged in equal quantity at every successive geological period down
to the most modern. We are taught by the activity of several hundred volcanoes, ...
8
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
For my own part, after having given the most patient consideration to these views,
I see no sufficient grounds for believing that the same granitiform mixtures and
metalliferous emanations may not have been disengaged in equal quantity at ...
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society, 1851
... felspar or quartz. Towards the head of the stream, this and other granitiform
rocks, large-grained, pinkish, and friable, become abundant, forming great slopes
of granular grit, from which the locality at the Suisgill forks takes its Celtic name of
...
Geological Society of London, 1869
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A manual of elementary geology: or, the ancient changes of ...
In the middle it is highly crystalline and granitiform, of a purplish colour, and
containing a few crystals of mica, and strongly contrasted with the whitish mica-
schist, between which and the syenitic rock there is usually on each side a
distinct ...
