10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROGRANITE»
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microgranite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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United States Congressional Serial Set
The three remaining thin sections, 452, 466, and 463, exhibit the highest
development reached, and might be considered micaceous microgranite. The
groundmass is composed of granitoid quartz and partially altered feldspar in
grains about ...
Microgranite or graphic microgranite. — The micrograph ic facies of the central
granite mass is present in rather large amount, but mostly as a constituent of the
breccia. It makes up some part of the rock mapped as microgranite, but can not ...
United States. Congress, 1907
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The Green Schists and Associated Granites and Porphyries of ...
Microgranite or graphic micntgranite. — The micrographic facies of the central
granite mass is present in rather large amount, hut mostly as a constituent of the
breccia. It makes up some part of the rock mapped as microgranite, hut can not
well ...
Benjamin Kendall Emerson, Joseph Hartshorn Perry, 1907
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Bulletin - United States Geological Survey
Microgranite (liparose); I'rom the quarry at tne northwest corner of the village,
East Greenwich, R. I. J. H. Ferry, analyst. 9. Graphic microgranite (alsbachose);
East Greenwich, R. I., from the spring locality south of Spencer Hill. (Seep. 60,
U.S. ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1915
Microgranite or graphic mierogranite. — The micrographic facies of the central
granite mass is present in rather large amount, but mostly as a constituent of the
breccia. It makes up some part of the rock mapped as microgranite, but can not ...
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The Geology of England and Wales
Microgranite is most common in the northern part where the low-dipping marginal
contacts and inliers of hornfelsed volcanic rocks suggest that the roof zone of the
intrusion is exposed. Metasomatic recrystallization to quartz- white mica and ...
P. J. Brenchley, Peter Franklin Rawson, 2006
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Industrial Minerals and Extractive Industry Geology: Based ...
16), intensely kaolinized metasediments and microgranite were exposed in the
foundation trenches for overpass bridges (Bristow & Scott 1998). The Wheal
Remfry hydrothermal breccia (Allman-Ward et al. 1982) is exposed on the west
side of ...
P. W. Scott, Colin Malcolm Bristow, 2002
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Geological Evolution of Antarctica
This is now superseded by a nine-sample suite including the original samples of
the microgranite phase from Mount Chapman and five new analyses from Linck
Nunatak itself (Fig. 2a). These yield a well defined errorchron (MSWD = 4.5).
Michael Robert Alexander Thomson, J. Alistair Crame, Janet W. Thomson, 1991
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Mineral Deposits at the Beginning of the 21st Century
The Natural History Museum, London, UK ABSTRACT: The Upper Carboniferous
porphyritic microgranite of Altenberg-Frauenstein forms a 36 km long and up to
18 km wide complex of ring dykes of the Teplice-Altenberg caldera in the ...
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Issues in Geology and Mineralogy: 2011 Edition
“The late-Variscan peraluminous A-type Sn-bearing Li-mica granites of Altenberg
and Zinnwald/Cinovec (Eastern Erzgebirge) intruded into the Teplice Rhyolite (
TR) and the Altenberg microgranite (AM), which forms the eastern branch of the ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MICROGRANITE»
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Bad news Alex – the beating heart of curling is unionist. All hope is lost
... whose dense microgranite is commonly agreed to make the finest stones in the world. The small workshop produces about five £400 stones ... «The Guardian, Feb 14»
Ailsa Craig, golf landmark, produces Olympic curling stones
--First, it is the source of the distinctive strain of microgranite used to make most of the stones used in the Olympic sport of curling. In fact, all the ... «PGA.com, Feb 14»
Curling: You Will Become Addicted
Every curling stone used in the Curling World Championships and the Olympics is hewn from "distinctive, water-resistant microgranite" found in ... «Daily Beast, Feb 14»
13 Conversation Starters About the Winter Olympics
Specifically, they come from an uninhabited island called Ailsa Craig, where quarries provide the "distinctive, water-resistant microgranite" that ... «New York Magazine, Feb 14»
For Sale: Craggy Isle Where Olympic Rocks Are the Stars
... but for this: For a century and more, its quarries have been the source of the distinctive, water-resistant microgranite used to make most of the ... «New York Times, Nov 13»
Mantle Mining Corporation drills for gold/silver in Queensland
Field reconnaissance of this area has confirmed poor outcrop, but weathered exposures of microgranite and a coarse granite-biotite fragmental ... «Proactive Investors Australia, Sep 12»
Strategic Elements applies for entire goldfield, targeting gold …
Follow up in one part identified several drainages with microgranite float that assayed up to 0.99g/t gold, while a float sample of quartz veined ... «Proactive Investors Australia, Mar 12»
Kasbah Resources strikes 38 metres at 1.63% tin at Achmmach in …
... and siltstones intruded by multiple dykes of dolerite and microgranite – similar in nature to the geology of the Achmmach tin mineralisation. «Proactive Investors Australia, Jan 12»
