 | | Report (issue) | | in the mineral belt __________ _ Breckenridge district ___________________ _ Location __________________________...Other mines _______________________ _ Argentine district ______________________ _ Geology __________________________..._______________________ _ Silver Plume-Georgetown district ________ _ Location _________________________..._______________________ _ Central City-Idaho Springs district ______ _ His tory ___________________________...mineral belt-Continued Central City-Idaho Springs district-Con. Structure _______________ ~---------Ore deposits |  | | Journal (issue) | | Trans-Jordan divisions: fall naturally into four main NEO·GENE AND QUATERNARY Terrestrial and lacustrine...occurrence is bounded by the eroded scarp of the main Rift fault. The southern boundary is a strong thrust...and, as stated above, some of them continue the main rift faults. All these faults, almost without exception...faults developed as complementary shears to the main faults, but they finally developed as thrusts. The...with the history of this most interesting oceanic island, its physiographic and geological structure, mineral |  | | Journal (issue) | | hornblende and subordinate amounts of plagioclase are the main constituents. Hornblende shows alteration to biotite...MANGANESE ORE OCCURRENCES IN EASTERN GHAT, BOLANGIR DISTRICT, ORISSA K. SWAIN AND A. HUSSAIN Geological Survey...Proterozoic age in different localities of Bolangir district. Orissa. The petromineralogical studies indicate...of 37.S sq km at di fferent places in Bolangir district of Orissa. The major deposits occur near Khagsabahal...manganese ores i ndicate manj iroite, smectite, ferberite, quartz and spessartine as major minerals. The |  | | Report (issue) | | Geological Survey offlces__------___--_--_-_-_-__ Main centers____________--____--__-__-_--___ Public Inquiries...and mineral and water resources of the Nation. The main responsibilities and objectives have not changed...part of the Upper Mississippi Valley zinc-lead district by A. V. Heyl and E. R. King suggests that Paleozoic...metasedimentary rocks is in the southern part of the district. The magnetic data indicate the presence of major...mined elsewhere in the Upper Mississippi Valley district possibly are also present in this area. Almost |  | | Book | | Verlag Harri Deutsch - Zürich und Frankfurt am Main he ee ISBN 3 87144 140 6 Copyright 1974 by VEB...Abbaubetrieb m working Abbaudistrikt m mining district Abbaudynamik f strata movement abbauen to mine;...Abbauschwerpunkt m focal point of workin n field, district, set unverritztes A. maiden field Abbauförderstrecke...Adventivkrater m adventive (parasitic, lateral) crater Adventivloben mp! adventive lobes (ammonites) Adventivsattel...PbSO, Angliederungsinsel f attached (land-tied) island angrenzen to adjoin angrenzend adjacent Angriff |  | Finch, John Wellington, Bateman, Alan M., Butler, B. S., Loughlin, G. F., McLaughlin, D. H., Singewald, J. T. Jr. - Eds. (1933) Ore Deposits of the Western States. The American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, New York. | Book | | apparently, to progress from one westei:n mining district to another, sioce thus new features a nd new relationships...in the geological resurvey of the Cripple Creek district, Colo. Geol. S urvey Bull. 254, 1904. 36 pp. (With...pp. The copper deposits of the Cliflou-Morenci district, .-\riz. 43, 1005. 376 pp. Maps. U. S. Geol.... The geological resurvey of the Cripple Creek district, Colo. pp. 85- 98, 1905. (Witll I?. L. Ransome...Geology and gold deposits of the Cripple Creek district, Colo. 11. S. Geol Survey Prof. Pa7>er .H, 1!)06 |  | | Report (volume) | | point of view the solid crust of the earth is the main object of study; and the reactions which take place...sort, however, can not be assumed; and how far the main absorptive process may go it is hardly worth while...cassiopeium. The name ytterbium is here retained for the main component of the mixture and lutecium for the other...been averaged by areas, such as California, Italy, Japan; these subaverages were then combined into larger...Asia, including Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan. 312 analyses. E. Africa, including Madagascar and |  | | Report (volume) | | point of view the solid crust of the earth is the main object of study; and the reactions which take place...sort, however, can not be assumed; and how far the main absorptive process may go it is hardly worth while...cassiopeium. The name ytterbium is here retained for the main component of the mixture and lutecium for the other...vol. 11,1898, p. 227). For a chlorine map of Long Island, sec G. C. Whipple and D. D. Jackson, Tech. Quart...ATMOSPHERE. 55 THE PRIMITIVE ATMOSPHERE. Although, the main purpose of this treatise is to assemble and classify |  | | Report (volume) | | point of view the solid crust of the earth is the main object of study; and the reactions which take place...sort, however, can not be assumed; and how far the main absorptive process may go, it is hardly worth while...cassiopeium. The name ytterbium ishere retained for the main component of the mixture and lutecium for the other...vol. 11,1898, p. 227). For a chlorine map of Long Island, see O. C. Whipple and D. D. Jackson, Tech. Quart...moisture.1 THE PRIMITIVE ATMOSPHERE. Although the main purpose of this treatise is to assemble and classify |  | | Report (volume) | | point of view the solid crust of the earth is the main object of study; and the reactions which take place...sort, however, can not.be assumed; and how far the main absorptive process may go, it is hardly worth while...cassiopeium. The name ytterbium is here retained for the main component of the mixture and lutecium for the other...vol. 11,1898, p. 227). For a chlorine map of Long Island, see G. C. Whipple and D. D. Jackson, Tech. Quart...GEOCHEMISTRY. THE PRIMITIVE ATMOSPHERE. Although the main purpose of this memoir is to assemble and classify |
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