10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XENOMORPHICALLY»
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xenomorphically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Doklady of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: Earth ...
Under the microscope there are xenomorphically and hypidiomorphically grained
areas with a poikilitic texture. They consists of microcline (95 to 97%), aegirine-
augite (1 to 2%), biotite (about 1%), garnet, sphene, pseudoleucite, rutile, calcite,
...
2
U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
The normal variety has a compact fine-grained holocrystalline groundmass in
which the crystals are xenomorphically developed. It consists essentially of soda
orthoclase, microperthite, and quartz, with scattered swarms of small dark-blue
and ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1913
3
The Evolution of Strategic Foresight: Navigating Public ...
We can use the model to learn from 'now what' ofour engagement. In a time of
exponential change and increasing volatility, the challenge is how to 'remake'
ourselves xenomorphically or die. 1 This chapter is written by Henry Kwok. 2 See.
4
The San Franciscan Volcanic Field, Arizona
The normal variety has a compact fine-grained holocrystalline groundmass in
which the crystals are xenomorphically developed. It consists essentially of soda
orthoclase, microperthite, and quartz, with scattered swarms of small dark-blue
and ...
Henry Hollister Robinson, 1913
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Professional paper - United States Geological Survey
The normal variety has a compact fine-grained holocrystalline groundmass in
which the crystals arc xenomorphically developed. It consists essentially of soda
orthoclase, microperthite, and quartz, with scattered swarms of small dark-blue
and ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1911
6
Organic substances in minerals of igneous rocks of Khibina ...
Macroscopically, they were massive, medium-grained greenish rocks consisting
of idiomorphic grains of nepheline and xenomorphically developed dark-colored
minerals. The quantity of the latter was less in sample 2062 than in sample 206l.
S. V. Ikorskiy, Earl Ingerson, Geochemical Society, 1976
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University of California Publications. Bulletin of the ...
It is also found enclosed in the neptunite and seems especially to occur in those
parts of the deposit rich in neptunite. Both the natrolite and neptunite are molded
about it xenomorphically. Octahedrite. Palache in the paper cited above reports ...
University of California (1868-1952), 1910
8
Stratabound Zn-, Ba-, (Ag-) ore deposits of the Lower ...
The earlier form appears as rims around plagioclase grains and always grows
xenomorphically in optical continuity with the host crystal. The second type fills
pores in the calcareous rock. The numerous theories proposed to explain the
source ...
... probably parallel to the steep othodom (801) as shown by Brogger, in the
Norwegian occurrences.u The feldspars usually occur in xenomorphically
bounded crystal fragments, but at times well developed crystals occur, and as
stated above, ...
Ontario. Dept. of Mines, 1910
10
Stone and Stone Quarries in Ancient Egypt
... by its 12o cleavage pattern (Fig. 391). Moreover, hornblendes only rarely
display an idiomorphic or hypidiomorphic morphology. They are generally
xenomorphically intergrown with the plagioclase and quartz grains, and often
also display ...
Rosemarie Klemm, Dietrich D. Klemm, 2008
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «XENOMORPHICALLY»
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