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Harding Pegmatite field trip - Arthur Montgomery pointing [PDF]
From left to right, four unidentified geology students and Dr.
Gugliotta, Terry
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Harding Pegmatite mine - mining cart [PDF]
Photo taken by Durga Rimal for his PhD thesis in Geology, "Mineralogy of rose muscovite and lepidolite from the Harding pegmatite, Taos County, New Mexico." Mining cart on tracks in front of ...
Rimal, Durga N.
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Mineralogy concepts for research and teaching : the mineralogy of the Rau pegmatite group, its implications for pegmatite contamination, and a concept inventory to assess student understanding [PDF]
This dissertation presents a two-component study: (1) the effect of contamination on the mineralogy of the Rau pegmatite group and implications for pegmatite contamination and (2) a statistically validated concept inventory that can assess understanding ...
Scribner, Emily Don
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Classification of Granitic Pegmatites and Pegmatite-Bearing Granitic Systems
Geology of Ore Deposits, 2018The paper discusses the concepts of pegmatitic rocks, pegmatite and pegmatoid bodies, and classification of granitic pegmatites and their relationships with various types of granite. Six types of pegmatitebearing granitic systems (PGS) are proposed: (I–PGS) granitic series with normal alkalinity in the form of central-type plutons with crystal-bearing ...
S. M. Beskin, Yu. B. Marin
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Elements, 2012
Virtually every conceivable model to explain the internal evolution of granitic pegmatites had been proposed by the 1920s. Two of these hypotheses have prevailed: (1) the fractional crystallization of flux-bearing granitic melt inward from the margins of the pegmatite body to the center, and (2) the buoyant separation of an aqueous fluid from the ...
D. London, G. B. Morgan
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Virtually every conceivable model to explain the internal evolution of granitic pegmatites had been proposed by the 1920s. Two of these hypotheses have prevailed: (1) the fractional crystallization of flux-bearing granitic melt inward from the margins of the pegmatite body to the center, and (2) the buoyant separation of an aqueous fluid from the ...
D. London, G. B. Morgan
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