 | | Book (volume) | | I'dth,- t'ri.,taUe.n- F '" /fr '"".!In.el' r tJr/aM p• /",r t1«.7r✓/r r,r VrtuU.Lc. G" One<,.r, flT...trova anche alla Wansdorfer Hiitte (Krimmlertal, Austria), spesso associata a cuoio di monte. Johan nsenite...regioni del Tirolo (Zillertal e P r agraten in Austria; Val di Vizze, Val di Fundres e S elva ...Val d'Ala, in Val di Vizze ed a Kruml in Val di Rauris (Salisburghese). Cli nocloro Altri campioni di...(plagioclasi) Albite Oligoclasio Andesina Labradorite Bytownite Anortite l intermedi tra albite ed a n ortite |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | glomeroporphyroblasts, consist ing of epidote + albite ± green biotite ± actinolite, also are abundant...discontinuous bands of epidote + chlorite + actinolite + albite alternating with epidote + chlorite bands. Parallel... quartz + epidote + carbon ate + chlorite, or albite + actinolite + epidote are common. In the felsic...amounts of chlorite and epi dote are associated with albite and quartz, defining granoblastic textures and...interpreted as a result of a fluidization process (the Leidenfrost effect: Mills, 1984) that took place dur ing |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | KAMBALDA are dominated by granoblastic aggregates of albite and quartz with subordinate sulfides, chlorite...consisting of very fine to fine silt-sized grains of albite and quartz. Rare massive units up to 30 cm thick...horizon (indicating a synsedimentary intrusive origin; see below). This contact is remarkable as it records...Ore-bearing intrusive bodies In the Coronet flank area, synsedimentary intrusive bodies contain 1–2 m of...genetically related to the underlying intrusive body (see below). Origin of synsedimentary intrusive bodies |  | Trofimovs, J., Davis, B. K., Cas, R. A. F., Barley, M. E., Tripp, G. I. (2006) Reconstructing the event stratigraphy from the complex structural – stratigraphic architecture of an Archaean volcanic – intrusive – sedimentary succession: the Boorara Domain, Eastern Goldfields Superterrane, Western Australia. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 53 (2) 303-327 doi:10.1080/08120090500499297 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | (1997) provided a date of 2708 + 7 Ma for a coherent albite-rich dacite (sample 104958) situated centrally...region, with lateral extension to the Black Swan area (Figures 1, 3a). The basal contact of the komatiite...development of fracture zones such as in the Mt Pleasant area. NE – SW strikes prevalent. D3 Sinistral and dextral...the Boorara Domain. (a) Spherical and coalesced albite-filled amygdales in a pillowed basalt margin (plane-polarised...shearing disrupts the stratigraphic horizon in this area, and true komatiite unit thickness cannot be obtained |  | Lambert, D. D., Foster, J. G., Frick, L. R., Hoatson, D. M., Purvis, A. C. (1998) Application of the Re‐Os isotopic system to the study of Precambrian magmatic sulfide deposits of Western Australia. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 45 (2) 265-284 doi:10.1080/08120099808728386 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Os isotopic compositions for Precambrian rocks (see Appendix). In this study, we have applied the Re-Os...1981). The komatiites and basalts of the Ruth Well area have been traditionally correlated lithostratigraphically...one sulfidic metasediment from the Kambalda dome area collected from underground exposures of the ore...Coronet shoot lies within a structurally very complex area beneath a significant thrust fault, whereas the...representative of 'contact sediments' in the Kambalda area as studied in detail by Bavinton (1979, 1981) and |  | | Book | | theoretischen Gesichtspunkt aus." Leipzig, 1904. See also the more recent papers A. Brun: "Recherches...method of origin Professors Chamberlin and Moulton. See Chamberlin and translator wishes to call attention...point of contact with the magma, the so-called Leidenfrost phenomenon, and a vapor-film would support the...relationship frequently shown by the rocks of one district, one petrographic province/ which distinguishes...used to express the idea that magmas of a certain area have characteristics in common, whether these common |  | | Book | | ancient town of Volvic, which is found in this area, is derived from vol- cani vicus, or the seat of...Earth of 107! J/a (joules per year). The largest area of anomalously high heat-flow is at present over...East Pacific Rise, and it coin- cides with an area of rapid, presentday, sea-floor spreading. Other...different basaltic melts shift with changing pressures (see section 7.7). O’Hara (1965, 1968), however, revealed...obser- vations of the melt and glass of jadeite and albite compositions suggest that the structural changes |  | | Book | | 15 2 109 Pattern of folding and faulting in the area of outcrop of the Snowdon and Llewelyn Volcanic...geoscience. It also draws attention to this classical area in one of the most beautiful and easily accessible...insights it provides into the rocks that make up this area and of the manner in which they were deposited....cornprehensive set of geochemical data from this classic area of Ordovician volcanism. In this work, we received...comprehensive biostratigraphical framework in the area. Geophysical analysis, in particular of the aeromagnetic |  | | Book (volume) | | Ph.D., D.D. r»„v Austin Dobson, LL.D., D.C.L. See the biographical article: Dobson, Henry Austin. ... Prison. L Adolf Harnack, Ph.D. -j^ Prophet See the biographical article: Harnack, Adolf. A. J....Prometheus; \ Psychical Research. Andrew Lang. See the biographical article: Lang, Andrew. A. McA....I33~7° B-c- Alfred Newton, . Church; F.R.S. See the biographical article: Newton, Alfred. Joint-author...London. A. T. H. Arthur Twining Hadley, LL.D. See the biographical article: Hadley, Arthur Twining |  | | Book (edition) | | volcano erupts violently. Eighteenth century print. (See The History of Volcanology, p. 15.) Encyclopedia...Jupiter. Extraterrestrial volcanology is probably the area of volcanologic research that will experience the...limited topics can consult the A-to-Z Article Index (see p. xi) and then proceed to the desired topic from...the article ‘‘Flood Basalt Provinces.’’ hotspot An area in the Earth’s upper mantle that is hotter than... that is, the hot spot volcanism of the type we see in Iceland and Hawaii today. One of the interesting |
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