The Rocks of Cape Colville Peninsula Auckland New Zealand volume 2

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The Rocks of Cape Colville Peninsula Auckland New Zealand volume 2
W J William Johnson Sollas
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Slice shows medium contrasts.
Photographed by polarised light ; magnification, 33 diameters.
Locality. Mangamaire Ridge, Kaimanawa Mountains, Wellington.
Formation. Younger Pliocene or Pleistocene.
Remarks. The specimen is from a pumiceous deposit on the top of a mountain- ridge nearly 4, 000 ft. Above the sea. This and similar deposits in the neighbouring mountains that are at all flat-topped have resulted due to volcanic explosions, the material from which air-borne has accumulated to a depth
... of many feet in the positions indicated.
No. 425/4839.
M. C. Dark-grey flow-rock, with phenocrysts of felspar.
U. M. MATRIX : Porous, with rounded cavities ; colourless aiid glass- like by ordinary light, with minute brownish granules and numerous belonites and margarites in obvious stream-lines ; between x. N. Resolved for the greater part into minute negative microspherulites, with a residuum of isotropic glass.
PHENOCRYSTS. Plagioclase : Well-formed glassy clear crystals ; r. I. , above balsam ; extinction generally low, but sometimes reaches 29 (andesine labra- dorite) ; abundant, of small size, often in clusters, also in fragments.


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