The Geology of Minnesota volume 5
The Geology of Minnesota volume 5
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Meg. A rock composed of numerous gray to flesh-colored porphyritic feldspars and a very dark gray, almost aphanitic groundmass.
Mic. Considerably altered porphyritic plagioclases are seen in an altered groundmass composed largely of feldspars, many of which are lath-shaped in form. Besides the feldspar there are magnetite, hematite, quartz and green alteration products (mostly chlorite). There are also a few opaque grains, flesh-colored in reflected light, which are perhaps the alteration produ...cts of ilmenite. Some of the chlorite areas, by their relation to the lath-shaped feldspars, suggest altered ophitic augites. There are also some areas of chlorite which may represent altered olivines.
One section examined.
Age. Cabotian or Manitou. U. S. G.
PETROGRAPHIC GEOLOGY AND DESCRIPTIONS. 479 Diabase. ] No. 664. DIABASE. (Coarse. } "A little more than two miles from Horseshoe bay (north shore of lake Superior). " Evidently from McParland's trail, and probably near the southwest corner of sec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meg. A rock composed of numerous gray to flesh-colored porphyritic feldspars and a very dark gray, almost aphanitic groundmass.
Mic. Considerably altered porphyritic plagioclases are seen in an altered groundmass composed largely of feldspars, many of which are lath-shaped in form. Besides the feldspar there are magnetite, hematite, quartz and green alteration products (mostly chlorite). There are also a few opaque grains, flesh-colored in reflected light, which are perhaps the alteration produ...cts of ilmenite. Some of the chlorite areas, by their relation to the lath-shaped feldspars, suggest altered ophitic augites. There are also some areas of chlorite which may represent altered olivines.
One section examined.
Age. Cabotian or Manitou. U. S. G.
PETROGRAPHIC GEOLOGY AND DESCRIPTIONS. 479 Diabase. ] No. 664. DIABASE. (Coarse. } "A little more than two miles from Horseshoe bay (north shore of lake Superior). " Evidently from McParland's trail, and probably near the southwest corner of sec.
What to read after The Geology of Minnesota volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geological And Natural History Survey of Minnesota to read onlineMoreLess
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