10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHOMBPORPHYRY»
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Volcanism and Evolution of the African Lithosphere
... Kibo Geologicalformation: Lava Tower Group Lava Tower Group
RhombPorphyry Group RhombPorphyry Group Inner Crater Group Lava Tower
Group CalderaRim Group Latitude(°S): 03°0358 03°0356 03°0433 03°0411 03°
0503 03°0543 ...
Luigi Beccaluva, Gianluca Bianchini, B. Marjorie Wilson, 2011
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The geology of Western Europe
It has been possible to build up a detailed stratigraphy of the rhombporphyry
flows by using only the habit of the plagioclase phenocrysts, which varies from
unit to unit. Some of these units are formed by successive flows, others by one
single ...
Martin Gerard Rutten, 1969
These porphyries were formerly indicated as acid facies of kjelsasites and
thought to represent intrusives. The classical picture of the Ramnes area is that of
a window of plutonic rocks through the rhombporphyry lava cover. The central
part of ...
5
Report of the National Museum
The term rhombporphyry has been used to designate an orthoclase porphyry
found in Southern Norway, and in which the porphyritic constituent appears in
characteristic rhombic outlines, and which is further distinguished by a complete
...
United States National Museum, 1891
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A tretise on rocks, rock-weathering and soils
The term rhombporphyry has been used to designate an orthoclase porphyry
found in southern Norway, in which the porphyritic constituent appears in
characteristic rhombic outlines, and which is further distinguished by a complete
absence ...
7
Plate Reconstruction from Paleozoic Paleomagnetism: Interim ...
2"*This result, from Thorning and Abrahamsen [1980] has been changed to
include all three rocktypes studied (Rhombporphyry dikes, as well as Porphyritic
dolerites and the dolerites of southwestern Sweden). 24 This result is a
combination ...
Rob Van der Voo, Christopher R. Scotese, N. Bonhommet, 1984
8
The Geological Evidence of Man
One of the most easily identifiable types is the well-known Rhombporphyry of the
ehristJania Fjord, a rock which occurs nowhere else in the world, and is quite
unmistakable in appearance. Along with it are many of the distinctive soda-
syenites ...
9
Igneous Rocks: A Classification and Glossary of Terms: ...
(Schuster, 1907, p.43; named after Rheinpfalz, Germany; Tröger 976)
RHOMBPORPHYRY. A term applied to rocks which vary in composition from
porphyritic trachytes to trachyandesites and carry rhombshaped phenocrysts of
ternary feldspar.
R. W. Le Maitre, A. Streckeisen, B. Zanettin, 2002
10
United States Congressional serial set
The term rhombporphyry has been used to designate an orthoclase porphyry
found in Southern Norway, and in which the porphyritic constituent appears in
characteristic rhombic outlines, and which is further distinguished by a complete
...
