Guide to the Collections of Rock And Fossils Belonging to the Geological Survey

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A great dyke at Rostrevor is much worked for paving-setts ; it is an uralitic diabase or epidiorite containing plagioclase, augite, uralite, viridite, and magnetite (1765). Pro- fessor von Lasaulx termed the rock eucrite.
CASE F. THE OLDER IGNEOUS ROCKS OF ANTRIM.
(Map F; Sec. 2. ) A beautiful diorite of the type called camp- tonite by Rosenbusch occurs at Rue Bane Point, in Antrim, amongst the gneisses and schists. It contains crystalline hornblende and biotite in a decomposed felspathic base,
... which now includes much calcite and minute needles of hornblende (1896, 2825). Ejndiorites also occur here (2347). A mass of quartz-jelsite or quartz- porphyry (2836, 2351, 2) occurs to the west of Cushendall, and has provided by denudation a large proportion of the pebbles of the conglomerates at the base of the Old Red Sandstone of that locality (2834). It is a porphyritic rock, red, white, or black in colour, with abundant crystals of porphyritic orthoclase and some plagioclase, brown mica and quartz, in a close-grained ground- 78 ULSTER.

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