A Comprehensive Geology volume 1
A Comprehensive Geology volume 1
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Similar products of granular dis- integration may be seen around large granite boulders on exposed hill- sides, even in fairly moist FIG. 330 b. Disintegrating granite boulder, Dogtown Common, Cape Ann, Mass. Half regions (Fig. 3306). Such boulders are them- of the boulder has crumbled into crystalline selves often the product sand. (Photo by the author. ) Qf disintegra _ tion (Fig. 330 c). Granite surfaces often show areas of bare rock separated by fissures, into which the product of disintegr...ation has FIG. 330 c. Granite boulders, the result of decomposition and disintegra- tion of granite in situ ; resting on granite ledge. Graniteville, Mo. (Gardner col- lection of photographs, No. 7908. Courtesy Geol. Dept. , Harvard University. ) Destructive Work of the Atmosphere 397 been washed by rains, and here, in the moister climates, where this material is further decomposed, lines of vegetation will spring up. In moist climates, dark igneous rocks are often reduced to a mass of residual boulders by combined disintegration and decomposition (Figs.
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Similar products of granular dis- integration may be seen around large granite boulders on exposed hill- sides, even in fairly moist FIG. 330 b. Disintegrating granite boulder, Dogtown Common, Cape Ann, Mass. Half regions (Fig. 3306). Such boulders are them- of the boulder has crumbled into crystalline selves often the product sand. (Photo by the author. ) Qf disintegra _ tion (Fig. 330 c). Granite surfaces often show areas of bare rock separated by fissures, into which the product of disintegr...ation has FIG. 330 c. Granite boulders, the result of decomposition and disintegra- tion of granite in situ ; resting on granite ledge. Graniteville, Mo. (Gardner col- lection of photographs, No. 7908. Courtesy Geol. Dept. , Harvard University. ) Destructive Work of the Atmosphere 397 been washed by rains, and here, in the moister climates, where this material is further decomposed, lines of vegetation will spring up. In moist climates, dark igneous rocks are often reduced to a mass of residual boulders by combined disintegration and decomposition (Figs.
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