ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PERICLINE
From Greek periklinēs sloping on all sides, from peri- + klinein to lean.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERICLINE»
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(a) Fine cross- hatching through interaction of albite and pericline twins with b* (
albite) coincident with b ( pericline). i.e. 'M' twinning, (b) Chess-board pattern of
intersecting lamellae ( < 1 um to 50 um) in maximum microcline (after Fitzgerald ...
William Alexander Deer, Robert Andrew Howie, J. Zussman,
2001
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Foundation of Structural Geology
However non-cylindroidal folds, which vary in profile shape, are very common,
and we shall discuss several special types. PERICLINFS, DOMFS AND BASINS
A pericline is a fold whose amplitude decreases regularly to zero in both
directions ...
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Surface and Defect Properties of Solids
Morphologically, the cross-hatching observed by both optical and electron
microscopy suggests that it is due to the intersection of lamellae of albite and
pericline twins. If it is assumed that the lamellae parallel to [010] were originally
pericline ...
M. W. Roberts, J. M. Thomas,
1978
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Analysis of Geological Structures
(b) Slickensides occurring over minor fold hinges. See text for discussion. (c)
Idealised orientation of slickensides around a pericline. (Fig. 18.1 2(b)).
Slickensides are also commonly found oblique to the fold hinge. This is often the
result of the ...
Neville J. Price, John W. Cosgrove,
1990
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Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Pericline imbricate, scales often spinous ; clinanthus fleshy, chaffy ; corollee all
tubular ; style jointed above; pappus stiff. — Leaves alternate, often spinous;
stamens and stigma often irritable, contractile. a. Pappus 0. Flowers, centre
female ...
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A Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Pericline imbricate, scales often spinous; clinanthus fleshy, chaffy; corolla all
tubular; style perkline-scales compound, spinous HippophjEstum. 205. Flow,
centre hermaphrodite; circumf. neuter; pericline-scales fringed, not spinous
Phrygia.
Samuel Frederick Gray,
1821
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An Introduction to Mineral Sciences
(d) Pericline twin Figure 7.61. The distortion of the monoclinic cell (a) to the
triclinic cell (b) involves a loss of the mirror plane and the diad axis. The two
equivalent orientations of the triclinic cell can form twin domains related by either
of the ...
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Transmission Electron Microscopy of Minerals and Rocks
BF micrograph of microcline showing pericline twins partially converted to fine
albite twins. Other twins have been totally converted. Remnant portions of the
pericline composition planes are slightly inclined. Beam direction near [O01].
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Fault-related Rocks: A Photographic Atlas
The deformation includes mechanical twins (Albite and Pericline laws). kink
bands. undulose extinction, and intracrystalline fracturing. The photographs in
this plate are oriented perpendicular to the a axis to show both twin laws. 31D.
Arthur W. Snoke, Jan Tullis, Victoria R. Todd,
2014
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Transmission Electron Microscopy Investigation of ...
ALBITE AND PERICLINE TWINNING IN MICROCLINE Abstract This chapter
reviews the current knowledge and reports our new transmission electron
microscopy observations of albite and pericline twinning in microcline. The
pericline twin ...