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Polyhedral serpentine: a spherical analogue of polygonal serpentine?
Mineralogical Magazine, 2008AbstractVugs in late hydrothermal veins in the serpentinite at Gew-graze, Lizard, Cornwall, UK, contain serpentine spheres ≤0.7 mm in diameter composed of a crystallographically controlled radial array of well crystallized lizardite-1T crystals. Examinations with optical and scanning electron microscopy reveal that the spheres actually have polyhedral ...
G. Cressey, B. A. Cressey, F. J. Wicks
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Serpentine and the geology of serpentinized rocks
1992The mineral name ‘serpentine’ is applied to a series of three minerals, lizardite, antigorite, and chrysotile, the latter well known in its asbestos-form in some localities. All three are produced by the hydration of the ferromagnesian minerals of ultramafic rocks at low temperature and pressure under conditions favorable for the formation of each ...
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Mycoecology on Serpentine Soil
Mycologia, 1969SUMMARY In a mycoecological survey made on serpentine and non-serpentine soils in the Cascade Mountains of Washington, a total of 279 species of macrofungi were collected during fall, 1963 and spring, 1964. Even though collecting was limited to one fall and one spring, serpentine soil areas were found to support a mycoflora different from that of non ...
J L, Maas, D E, Stuntz
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Kinetics of the Dehydroxylation of Serpentine
Energy & Fuels, 2012There has been increasing interest in carbon dioxide sequestration in mineral form, because there are large deposits of silicate minerals in peridotite and basalt that have the potential for this option. We examined the dehydroxylation of natural serpentine ore, considered to be a candidate for mineralization of CO2.
Alizadehhesari, Kimia +2 more
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Implementation of serpentine locomotion
International Journal of Intelligent Systems Technologies and Applications, 2012Cyclic changes in the body shape (body undulation) allow a serpent to locomote. These body undulations are most often 3D in nature and can be considered as combinations of two body waves on two orthogonal planes passing through a snake's body. This may be termed as Serpentine Shape Function (SSF).
Atanu Maity, Somjyoti Majumder
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The nature of serpentine endemism
American Journal of Botany, 2014Serpentine soils are a model system for the study of plant adaptation, speciation, and species interactions. Serpentine soil is an edaphically stressful, low productivity soil type that hosts stunted vegetation and a spectacular level of plant endemism. One of the first papers on serpentine plant endemism was by Arthur Kruckeberg, titled “Intraspecific
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Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology, 2018
Lloyd J, Ridley +3 more
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Lloyd J, Ridley +3 more
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