Notes on granitic rocks; Part III
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j §46, Order of succession ofmineralsj §47.Attitude of the veins; §48, Calcareous veinstones in higher rocks i § 49, Supposed eruptive limestones.§ 32.It was mentioned at the close of the second part of this paper that the third part would be devoted to the consideration of the granitic veinstones found in Laurentian rocks.The stratified rocks of this ancient gneissic series, as I have elsewhere pointed out, differ considerably from those of the White Moun-
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| Authors | T. Sterry Hunt |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1872 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-3.14.115
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