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| Springer-Verlag 1997 John M. Ferry á Douglas Rumble III Formation and destruction of periclase by ¯uid ¯ow in...steeply dipping marbles from the Beinn an Dubhaich aureole, Scotland, and the Silver Star aureole, Montana...periclase occur in the Beinn an Dubhaich aureole either as bed-by-bed replacement of dolomite or in a lens...velocities along the ¯ow path. The distributions of brucite and 18O-depleted rocks are identical in surface...reactions, the exposure of brucite marbles accurately images the ¯ow paths of peak metamorphic ¯uids. |
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| Cambro-Ordovician Skarns on Isle of Skye, Scotland Brian Jackson Location Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebridean...Hebridean islands. Its location in the north-west of Scotland is both remote and isolated. The coastline is...is hilly and much land lies above 150 metres. Most of its hills are below 450 metres, but the Black Cuillins...high and rugged with the peak of Sgurr Alasdair reaching 993 metres. Skye is about 80km from north to south...from the sea. This dramatic coastline surrounds some of the most exceptional and varied scenery to be found |
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| Contact Skarns of the Broadford Area, Skye : A Preliminary Note By C. E. TILLEY HE metamorphism of the Durness...aureole of the Beinn an Dubhaich granite of Skye has long provided one of the best known examples of dedolomitization...dedolomitization and progressive thermal metamorphism of siliceous dolomites recorded in the literature. Harker's...notable accession of material during metamorphism and the occurrence of products of metasomatic origin...origin at the contact of the granite has hitherto received but little notice in print. Yet as long ago as |
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| Coupled dichotomies of apatite and fluid composition during contact metamorphism of siliceous carbonate... PENNISTON-DORLAND* AND JOHN M. FERRY Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Johns Hopkins University...siliceous carbonates commonly defines two groups of rocks in the same aureole. One group records relatively...relatively low XCO2 that results from infiltration of chemically reactive H2O-rich fluid. The other records...aureoles in Italy, Scotland, and the U.S.A. Apatite in the low-XCO2 group is close to an F-OH solid solution |
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| DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND MUSEUM BRITISH REGIONAL GEOLOGY...GEOLOGY SCOTLAND: THE TERTIARY VOLCANIC DISTRICTS (THIRD EDITION) EDINBURGH HER MAJESTY’S STATIONERY OFFICE...Districts, Scotland (Geol. Surv.) PLATE I (Frontispiece) A. THE CUILLIN HILLS AND BLAVEN, SKYE, FORMED...FORMED OF TERTIARY PLUTONIC ROCKS (GABBRO), FROM SOUTH-EAST Strathaird penninsula (middle distance) is composed...composed of Jurassic strata overlain by Tertiary basalt lavas and the nearer headland of Torridonian B |
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| DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC GEOLOGICAL BRITISH AND SURVEY INDUSTRIAL AND REGIONAL RESEARCH MUSEUM...MUSEUM GEOLOGY SCOTLAND: THE TERTIARY VOLCANIC a DISTRICTS (THIRD EDITION) EDINBURGH HER MAJESTY’S...Districts, Scotland (Geo/. Surv.) PLATE I __ (Frontispiece) A. THE CUILLIN HILLS AND BLAVEN, SKYE, FORMED...FORMED OF TERTIARY PLUTONIC ROCKS (GABBRO), FROM SOUTH-EAST Strathaird penninsula (middle distance) is...is composed of Jurassic strata overlain by Tertiary basalt lavas and the nearer headland of Torridonian |
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| GLOSSARY OF SCOTTISH MINERAL SPECIES 1981 · H. ·G. MACPHERSON AND A. LIVINGSTONE Department of Geology... GLOSSARY OF SCOTTISH MINERAL SPECIES 1981 H . G. MACPHERSON AND A. LIVINGSTONE Department of Geology...EDINBURGH & GLASGOW Copyright © Scottish Journal of Geology 1982 Printed by The Universities Press, (Belfast)...Compilation of the glossary . Style and guidelines Comments on the glossary . Statistical survey of Scottish...Scottish minerals 1901-1981 Number of species Increase by decades Value of mineral collections M. F. Heddle |
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| Province C. H. Emeleus Reader in Geology, University of Durham and M. C. Gyopari Senior Hydrogeologist,... Chapter 2 The Isle of Skye Introduction INTRODUCTION Skye is one of the classic areas of Great Britain...Britain for the study of igneous geology. The sea cliffs and hills in the north of the island magnificently...succession of mainly basaltic lavas which overlie Mesozoic sediments intruded by a suite of dolerite sills...Basaltic dykes of the northwest-trending swarm cut all these rocks. The Cuillins and Red Hills of central Skye |
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| THE MINERALOGICAL MAGAZINE AND J O U I ~ N A L OF T H E M I N E R A L O G I C A L SOCIETY No. 2 1 4...XXIX The zoned contact-skarns of the Broadford area, Skye: a study of boron-fluorine metasomatism in...TILLEY, Ph.D., F.R.S. Department of Mineralogy and Petrology, University of Cambridge. [Read in p a r t J...1. Review of the progressive m e t a m o r p h i s m in the aureole of the Beinn an Dubhaich gran ite... . . . 632 4. Mineralogy of the skarn zones 634 1. 5. Paragenesis of the s ka rn zones 644 6. |
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| 1958) Noo 13: The Tertiary Igneous Geology of the Isle of Skye by G. M. BROWN, 1vith contributions by...Trottemish Southern and Western Cuillins Northern Skye Eastern Cu illins Wcs1ern Redhills References EDITED...sketch-maps are 110 evidence of existence of a right-of-way. The onus of obtaining permission to use tracks...rests 011 the user of the Guide. Any information (e.g. change or u11s11itability of footpaths, new expos11res...expos11res, filling in of q11arries) that will help to make this G11ide more serviceable will be welcomed |
 | Ferry, John M., Wing, Boswell A., Penniston-Dorland, Sarah C., Rumble, Douglas (2002) The direction of fluid flow during contact metamorphism of siliceous carbonate rocks: new data for the Monzoni and Predazzo aureoles, northern Italy, and a global review. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 142 (6) 679-699 doi:10.1007/s00410-001-0316-7 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| Douglas Rumble III The direction of fluid flow during contact metamorphism of siliceous carbonate rocks: new...aureoles, the Dolomites, northern Italy, by infiltration of the carbonate rocks by chemically reactive, H2O-rich...500 bar and 565–710 C. The spatial distribution of periclase and oxygen isotope compositions is consistent...Predazzo are considered along with published studies of 13 other aureoles to draw general conclusions about...controls on the geometry of reactive fluid flow during contact metamorphism of siliceous carbonate rocks |
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| sussex mineral & lapidary · society ISLE OF SKYE ISSUE J Journal 192 - November/December 2004 SUSSEX...August 1972 with the object of increasing the knowledge and experience of its members in rock, mineral...jewellery and display" SMLS is a corresponding member of FLAGS SOCIETY OFFICERS Colin Brough Allan Mortimer...(Minerals) Technical Adviser (Lapidary) Circulation of Journals Equipment Loans Co-ordinator Web Master...first member in a family £10.00 for second member of the same family £10.00 for associate members £6.00 |
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| Eur. J. Mineral. 2002, 14, III-VIII Contents of volume 14 Number 1 page Editorial. ................C.-c. LIN, T.P. MERNAGH, T. INOUE.– Raman spectra of phase C (superhydrous phase B) at various pressures...High-temperature metamorphism in marbles as a consequence of volatile release from crystallizing anatectic melts...37 J. FIEBIG, J. HOEFS.– Hydrothermal alteration of biotite and plagioclase as inferred from intragranular...ISACHSEN, U. ALTENBERGER , R. OBERHÄNSLI.– Behavior of zircon during high-pressure, low-temperature metamorphism: |
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| C J' -- .:t:.·: .. ;.• TITLES CLASSIC OF RELATED GEOLOGY INTEREST IN EUROPE SERIES l...Islands Juan Carlos Carracedo & Simon Day 5. The north of Ireland Paul Lyle 6. Leinster Chris Stillman & George...Highlands of Scotland Con Gillen 9. The Inner Hebrides of Scotland Con Gillen 11. The Gulf of Corinth Mike...Neill, Clive Portman, Peter Rowe OTHER TITLES OF RELATED I"t\TEREST Co,zfi·onting catastrophe: nell'perspecrh·es...sters Da,·id Alexander Geology and landscapes of Scotland Con Gillen La catastrophe: A1ow11Pelee and the |
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| MINERALS OF SCOTLAND PAST AND PRESENT Alec Livingstone National Museums of Scotland Publishing Limited... Publishedby NMS PublishingLimited NationalMuseumsof Scotland ChambersStreet EdinburghEHl lJF © 1MS PublishingLimited...PublishingLimited 2002 Text: © AlecLivingstone Nopart of t!risp11blicatio11 may be reproduced, storedin a...tirepublislrer. The right of AlecLivingstoneto be identifiedas the author of this bookhas been assertedby...Cataloguing in Publication Data A cataloguerecord of this book is availablefrom the British Library. |
 | Doroshkevich, Anna, Sklyarov, Eugene, Starikova, Anastasia, Vasiliev, Vladimir, Ripp, German, Izbrodin, Ivan, Posokhov, Viktor (2017) Stable isotope (C, O, H) characteristics and genesis of the Tazheran brucite marbles and skarns, Olkhon region, Russia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 111 (3) 399-416 doi:10.1007/s00710-016-0477-8 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| Stable isotope (C, O, H) characteristics and genesis of the Tazheran brucite marbles and skarns, Olkhon region...marble and Mg-skarn that occur in the southern part of the Tazheran massif, Olkhon region, Russia. Brucite...narrow range in δ18O of +23.3 to +26.2 ‰ and shows carbon isotope depletion of −1.9 to −4.4 ‰) as compared...processes and participation of fluids depleted in 13C. The emplacement of brucite marble was accompanied...accompanied by the formation of endo- and exoskarn at the contact between syenite and brucite marble. δ18O profiles |
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| UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA LIBRARY . THE GEOLOGY OF SCOTLAND • THE GEOLOGY OF SCOTLAND Edited by...Geology The University of Edinburgh OLIVER & BOYD EDINBURGH AND LONDON UNIVERSITY OF '/!CTORIA LIBRA.RV...1965 PREFACE The last book on the geology of Scotland was published 120 years ago. This may seem surpr...for long been one of the classical areas for geology and the home of leading pioneers of the science. Yet...Yet in spite of- perhaps because of - the appeara nce of a wealth of specialised papers, few general texts |
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| KERRICK OVERVIEW OF CONTACT METAMORPHISM CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PLUTONS CHEMICAL AND...AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS G. W. BERGANTZ T. C. LABOTKA PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND THERMOBAROMETRY...TRAGY, Ca BekelROST Re OF METAPELITES PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND THERMOBAROMETRY OF CALCAREOUS, ULTRAMAFIC...FORMATIONS D.R.M. PATTISON & R. J. TRACY DEVELOPMENT OF METAMORPHIC PERMEABILITY: IMPLICATIONS J. M. BRENAN...DEHYDRATION AND DECARBONATION REACTIONS AS A RECORD OF J. M. FERRY FLUID INFILTRATION P. L. NABELEK STABLE |
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| homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/lithos Evolution of rodingites along stratigraphic depth in the Iti and...Hatzipanagiotou a a b University of Patras, Department of Geology, Section of Earth Materials, GR-265 00 Patras...Patras, Greece University of Brunei Darussalam, Department of Petroleum Geosciences, Jalan Tungku Link...group minerals were mainly developed at the expense of the dolerite dykes. The fluid phase involved in the...rodingitised gabbro and dolerite. Transportation of rare earth elements, Zr, Cr and Ni from the altered |
 | Jiang, Shao-Yong, Palmer, M.R., Peng, Qi-Ming, Yang, Jing-Hong (1997) Chemical and stable isotopic compositions of Proterozoic metamorphosed evaporites and associated tourmalines from the Houxianyu borate deposit, eastern Liaoning, China. Chemical Geology, 135 (3) 189-211 doi:10.1016/s0009-2541(96)00115-5 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| 189-211 Chemical and stable isotopic compositions of Proterozoic metamorphosed evaporites and associated...Department of Geology, University of Bristol, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol, ES8 IRJ, UK b Max-Planck-lnstitutjiir...D-55020 Main& Germany ’ Department of Geology, Changchun College of Geology, Changchun, 130061, PR China...Received 18 March 1996; accepted 25 July 1996 Abstract An integrated major element, trace and rare earth element... The present-day mineralogy of the deposit is closely similar to that of magnesian skam deposits and |
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| York Longman Scientific & Technical, Longman Group UK Limited, Longman House, Burnt Mill, Harlow, Essex... NY 10158 © Longman Group UK Limited 1987 All rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced...otherwise, without either the prior written permission of the Publishers or a licence permitting restricted... Title 552'.1 QE461 ISBN D-SflE-3D17M-E Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hall, Anthony...Melting and crystallization 121 5 Distribution of trace elements 160 6 Isotopic composition 185 |
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| and hydrosphere A255 3.4.11 THEME 3: Volatiles of the Earth Session 3.4: Hydrothermal solutions and...been the focus of intense research during the last few decades. This emerging branch of multi-disciplinary...research provides important insight into the development of Earth systems. In particular, active hydrothermal...physical and chemical aspects of hydrothermal solutions in all kinds of geological environments, including... formation of organic compounds, mineral-fluid reactions and the geochemical structure of active geothermal |
 | Holtstam, Dan, Andersson, Ulf B., Broman, Curt, Mansfeld, Joakim (2014) Origin of REE mineralization in the Bastnäs-type Fe-REE-(Cu-Mo-Bi-Au) deposits, Bergslagen, Sweden. Mineralium Deposita, 49 (8) 933-966 doi:10.1007/s00126-014-0553-0 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| 49:933–966 DOI 10.1007/s00126-014-0553-0 ARTICLE Origin of REE mineralization in the Bastnäs-type Fe-REE-(Cu-Mo-Bi-Au)...The Bastnäs-type deposits, with mineral assemblages of Fe oxides, Ca-Mg silicates, rare earth element (REE)...altered, metavolcanic succession, over a distance of at least 80 km in a SW-NE trending zone in western...with salinities of 6–29 eq. wt% CaCl2 and with total homogenization temperatures (Thtot) of ca. 300– Editorial...Museum of Natural History, Box 50007, 104 05 Stockholm, Sweden U. B. Andersson Department of Earth Sciences |
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| Oceanographic Institution Albe rt E. J. Engel, Universi1y of Cal//ornta, San Diego Konrad Krauskopf, S 1anford...1anford University Bruce Murray, Califomia l11s1iwte of Technology Raymo nd Siever, Harvard University Ex officio...emeriws - University of Chicago Principles of Paleoecology Reffec1ion and Refraction of Progressive Seismic...Geophysics Griffiths Scientific 1\lfethod in Anal.rsis of Sedimen1s Grim Applied Clay Mineralogy Grim Clay...Clay /11ineralogy Heinrich Mineralogy and Geology of Radioactfre Raw /11ateric,!s He iskanen and Vening Meinesz |
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| com ials mlOle) @ime)aaaliare Willatedarsits AN THE INTRODUCTION ROCK-FORMING TO MINERALS By...(Non-Silicates) AN TO INTRODUCTION THE ROCK-FORMING MINERALS W. A. DEERF.R:S. Professor of Mineralogy...HOWIE Professor of Mineralogy, University of London, King’s College J. ZUSSMAN Professor of Geology, Manchester...Distributed in the U.S.A. by Halsted Press, a Division of John Wiley & Sons, Inc. © W. A. Deer, R. A. Howie...and J. Zussman 1966 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in |
