Zircon in rocks; 2, Igneous rocks

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1956
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Abstract
"This paper attempts to summarize observations on zircon concentrates of igneous rocks from the literature and the writer9s work on southern African and American rocks. The crystallization of zircon is late in the consolidation of basaltic magma, early in that of dioritic or granitic magma, but increasingly delayed in alkaline magmas, apparently in keeping with the rank of the rocks in the alkaline series. In magmatic plutons in which zircon crystallized early, the characters and size of the zircons remain the same throughout. Zircon measurements can thus be used to fingerprint igneous rocks."
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Authors Arie Poldervaart
Journal american journal of science
Year 1956
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10.2475/ajs.254.9.521
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.254.9.521
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