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| Geology and Mineral Resources of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico by E D W A R D C . B I N G L E R 1968...NEWMEXICOINSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS STATION SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY...The HonorableDavid F. Cargo . . . Governor of New Mexico Leonard DeLayo . . . . . Superintendent of Public... . . . . H o b bs, New Eugene L. Coulson, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Socorro, New Thomas M. Cramer ..... . Carlsbad, New Steve S. Torres, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Socorro, New Richard M. Zimmerly |
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| February 27, 1967 Abstract. The Kiawa pegmatites, New Mexico, are thought to have formed by the process outlined...secondary minerals in the country rocks and/or in pegmatite minerals. The distribution of barium in the minerals...is an i m p o r t a n t control on whether a pegmatite or a quartz vein would fill a tensional zone....compatible with the t h e o r y ? Is the timing of the pegmatite compatible ? Are there other features t h a t...h a t are incompatible with other theories of pegmatite genesis ? Location and Methods The area chosen |
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| Gesner’s De Rerum Fossilium, Properties, 67 Personal New World Emeralds, 29 De Natura 63 Early European...United 482 Northern Ireland, Peru, 511 513 New Guinea, 485 Nigeria, (Tanganyika), Turkey, 513...Morocco), Morocco 463 Uganda, (Nyasaland), 480 Mexico, 480 Mongolian 507 Sudan, 508 456 Italy, 456...this Barlow, Appleton, Oberstein, thank the to New York, NY; CA; Peter G. Denver, CO; Prof. B. Carroll... Wardreques, Pas de Calais, France; Johansen, New York, Idarlibrar- Tempe, AZ; Allan Caplan, CA; |
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| ...................... 1. Rocks from Aroostook County..... ^..................'........... 2. Miscellaneous...rocks............................................. New Hampshire......................................................................................... New York...............................................rocks............................................. New Jersey......................................................................... Maryland and the District of Columbia.................................. |
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| 352 Figures Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York London Paris Tokyo Prof. Dr. JOSEPH V. SMITH...of Chicago 5734 S. Ellis Avenue Chicago IL 60637 USA Dr. WILLIAM L. BROWN CRPG Centre National de la Recherche...that a completely new version of Feldspar Minerals was needed because of the important new results on the...I would turn the original Volumes 1 and 2 into a new Volume 1, and all three of us would share the preparation...inserted. It was impractical to continue adding all the new data to the complex figures, especially of Chapter |
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| rocks Maine 1. Rocks from Aroostook 'County 2. Miscellaneous rocks5 v New Hampshire 5 Vermont 1. Rocks of...rocks Connecticut New York 5 1. Rocks of the Adirondack region 2. Miscellaneous rocks New Jersey Pennsylvania...Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia 1. Peridotite and pyroxenite 2. Gabbro and diorite 5 3. Granite...Carolina Georgia Kentucky 1.. Elliott County dike 2. Crittenden County dike Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma...1. Marquette region, Michigan 2. Crystal Falls district, Michigan 5 3. Keweenaw Point, Michigan 4. Menominee |
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| showing position of syenite hills in Canada and New England............................................sehist, Rockingham, Vt . ................. 30—Pegmatite dike cutting granite-gneiss, Bull Hill, Grafton...33—Mendon between stations 7 and 8. Shows two stages in Green Mountain orogeny. Granite intrusion between two...far as possible the history of the rocks of the Green Mountain mass as well as that of the rest of the...is to be ascribed. Geologically Vermont is not a new area, if we go back to the times when the foundation |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...examples. All these minerals are most abundant in pegmatite veins. Copper. Minute traces of this metal are...and the highly crystalline uraninite found in pegmatite. The massive mineral from metalliferous veins |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements .and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...examples. All these minerals are most abundant in pegmatite veins. Copper. Minute traces of this metal are...and the highly crystalline uraninite found in pegmatite. The massive mineral from metalliferous veins |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...examples. All these minerals are most abundant in pegmatite veins. Copper. Minute traces of this metal are...and the highly crystalline uraninite found in pegmatite. The massive mineral from metalliferous veins |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...twenty-five years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...from the highly crystalline uraninite found in pegmatite. The massive mineral from metalliferous veins...rare earths are generally found in granite or pegmatite veins. Zinc. Common, but not widely diffused. |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...:five years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. To bring.some of...examples. All these minerals are most abundant in pegmatite veins. Copper. Minute traces of this metal are...from the highly crystalline uraninite found in pegmatite. The massive mineral from metalliferous veins |
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| consistent values when occurring in quartzites (peak value 32 ppm). Qz3, dark grey luminescent quartz...and high preservation extent, quartzites provide new information on fluid migration and regional mass...amphibolite-granulite facies rocks (Touret 1968). The peak PT-conditions were c. 850C in the HT granulite...tapering towards lower T in a thermal dome pattern with peak P of roughly 6–7 kb (Nijland and Maijer 1993) (Fig...and CO2 + brines in more siliceous gneisses during peak metamorphic conditions (Touret 1971); conclusion |
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| Vermont. The mineral industries of the state reached new levels of production during the war years, with a...completed the Jay Peak quadrangle. It is expected that the papers on the Memphremagog and Jay Peak quadrangles...prosperity. Her population and wealth were growing, new states were added to the Union, the balance of trade...in 1823, opened up the great valley between the Green and Adirondack mountains to traffic in lumber, iron...American colonies down to the Revolution. In the new world The Boston Philosophical Society was founded |
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| Netherlands 2000 ELSEVIER Amsterdam- Lausanne- New York-Oxford-Shannon-Singapore-Tokyo E L S E V I...Information', then 'Permissions Query Form'. In the USA, users may clear permissions and make payments through...Center, Inc., 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA 01923, USA; phone: (978) 7508400, fax: (978) 7504744, and in...the original scope of this volume and providing a new focus that the words "Remote Sensing" imply, was...value was demonstrated with the introduction of new instrumental techniques (especially in chemical analysis) |
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| Assistant Geologist. Am. Museum Natural History, New York City. Contributing Geologists: ARTHUR KEITH... ALTITUDES IN VERMONT, /GEOLOGY OF GRAND ISLE COUNTY, THE OLDEST CORAL REEF, P. E. TERRANES OF BETHEL...SUCCESSION IN NORTHWESTERN VERMONT, ARTHUR KEITH. NEW TRILOBITES FROM VERMONT, 1 G. H. P. E. RAYMOND...some further account of the Geology of Grand Isle County. Following this is an inter esting study of an...properly following this is an extended account of Some New Trilobites found by Mr. Keith in course of his investigation |
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| Topics: Reviews: JOHN E, TEIMOURIAN WALSH S. GREEN BERG* News and Comment: LUTHER BoFFEY, JoEL R....moon, has gone a long way toward establishing a new cosmopolitan science. We are confident that this...is not surprising that at this early stage in a new era of study of a planet that there should be diversity...plagioclase, ilmenite, olivine, and cristobalite. Three new minerals occur in the igneous rocks. They are pyroxmanganite...stored nuclear tracks, it is also possible to give new information on both lunar surface processes and the |
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| moon, has gone a long way toward establishing a new cosmopolitan science. We are confident that this...is not surprising that at this early stage in a new era of study of a planet that there should be diversity...plagioclase, iln,enite, olivine, and cristobalite. Three new n1inerals occur in the igneous rocks. They are pyroxmanganite...stored nuclear tracks, it is also possible to give new information on both lunar surface processes and the...moon's surface. Nevertheless, they have given a vast new insight into the processes that have shaped this |
