PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «TESCHENITE»
teschenite
teschenite
rock
encyclopedia
britannica
coarse
fine
grained
rather
dark
coloured
intrusive
igneous
that
occurs
sills
tabular
bodies
inserted
while
molten
between
other
rocks
granular
hypabyssal
composed
principally
calcic
plagioclase
augite
sometimes
hornblende
with
some
brotite
analcime
mcgraw
hill
meaning
definitions
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TESCHENITE»
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teschenite en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
teschenite y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Impact of Human Activity on the Geological Environment ...
Figure I . Geological conditions in the longitudinal secion of Zermanice Concrete
Dam - Cross sections of the dam on marly shale ( 1-1') and competent teschenite
(2-2'). Original position of the teschenite Figure 2. Geological conditions of.
2
Mind Over Magma: The Story of Igneous Petrology
As Tyrrell (1916) described the sill, the top layer is a 20-foot-thick teschenite unit
consisting of analcime, plagioclase, Ti-augite, and ilmenite. Below that is a 10-
foot-thick, finer-grained theralite unit composed of nepheline, olivine, Ti- augite, ...
3
Professional paper - United States Geological Survey
W. F. Hillebrand. i W. Cross, 16 A. R. U. S. G. S., II, p. 50, 1890. Pieota, Serra de
Mou- G. Pajkull. chique, Portugal. Liitzelberg, Kaiser- , A. Knop. stuhl, Baden. I '
Theralite. Teschenite. Teschenite. Teschenite. Teschenite. Teschenite.
Teschenite.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1903
4
Landslides And Their Control: Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Squeezing-out of marly shales on the valley bottom of the Lucina river near
Ostrava; a —— marly shales (Lower Cretaceous), b —— teschenite, c — contact
metamorphosed slates, d -— disturbed shale beds in the valley bottom (Zaruba, ...
5
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
It contains olivines and augites like those in the teschenite described above and
was evidently derived from a aimilnr magma. VOLCANIC NECKS. GENERAL
APPEARANCE. The time elapsing since volcanoes were active in the Hopi
region ...
It should be noted that the local structures controlling the localization of the
formation generally cross the Caucasus trend, and the rocks are mainly confined
to the central Caucasus , though there is a local exposure of essexite-teschenite
in ...
7—23 shows that the river cut its channel in marly shales of early Cretaceous age
, which are transected by thick concordant bodies of teschenite. Teschenite is
disrupted into blocks by faults parallel with the valley. Heavy teschenite blocks ...
8
Crust of the Earth: A Symposium
(1) granite porphyry of East Peak, granite porphyry dikes; (2) granodiorite
porphyry of East Peak stock, biotite porphyry dikes; (3) pyroxene syenodiorite of
West Peak stock; (4) microsyenodiorite; (5) teschenite, camptonite, and
shonkinite; ...
TESCHENITE. 117 augite and hornblende, this proceeding concurrently with
alteration of the felspar, etc. ; (iii) the conversion of much of the remaining augite
into chloritoid and other decompositionproducts by ordinary weathering action.
10
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
A brief account by Brown (1943) was followed by a detailed petrological study of
the Ngahape sills and Red Hill teschenite by Hutton (1943). Gardiner (1965) and
Grapes (1970) have described the mineralogy and petrology of the Kaiwhata ...
