GRD01W9S0 |
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Very large sample of folded tremolite-talc (?)-carbonate schist. Well-foliated. |
New York |
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Ritter 154, 14 R |
GRD01WZS0 |
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Large sample of folded chlorite-biotite-muscovite schist. Very well foliated, coarse-grained with nice crenulations. (Original label: M-146.) |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01WZS1 |
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Smaller sample of folded chlorite-biotite-muscovite schist. Very well foliated, coarse-grained with nice crenulations. (Original label: M-147.) |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD01X1S0 |
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Well-developed foliation. Quartz-biotite-phologopite(?) gneiss. Small ptygmatic folds. |
New Zealand |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01X4S0 |
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Small quartz folds in fine-grained blue matrix. Blue: magnesioreibeckite (?), glaucophane (?). Original description: folded gneiss; blue schist facies? |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01X4S1 |
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Small quartz folds in fine-grained blue matrix. Blue: magnesioreibeckite (?), glaucophane (?). Original description: folded gneiss; blue schist facies? |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01Y1S0 |
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Medium-sized polished sample of gniess composed of biotite-quartz-garnet (minor). Ptygmatic folds of quartz. N30E 52 dip E20 plunge. |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01YES0 |
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Folded grey and white marble. Possibly relict folded bedding (?) from an impure limestone. Carbonate-biotite (black specks and layers). |
California |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD01YHS0 |
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Fine-grained, finely banded marble with tight folds. Relict fossil (?) or porphyroblast. |
Darwin Area |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD020YS0 |
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Quartz-mica-pyrite schist. Thin, well-formed, and bent banding. Cubic pyrite (rare). Very pronounced banding and hardness. Intense mylontization? |
Switzerland |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD020ZS0 |
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Carbonate-biotite-quartz-amphibole-muscovite schist with folded laminae and ptygmatic folds. Melanocratic layers: biotite, carbonate, quartz. Leucocratic layers: carbonate, biotite, trace muscovite. Medium-grained quartz veins cutting across and along laminae. Marl protolith? Original description: Q-Bi gneiss with ptygmatic folds. |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD029LS0 |
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Relict sandstone-limestone bedding that has been folded. The larger, grey beds are marble while the thinner beds are quartzite. One side of the sample is very weathered. Original label: folded intercalated sandstone-limestone. |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD029VS0 |
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Banded, folded, and cut by quartz veinlets. Mainly cryptocrystalline materials (quartz, chlorite?) and relict soft-sediment structures. Banded hornfels? Original label: Serpentized gneiss. |
NW Corner LB Quad |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD029YS0 |
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Very well-foliated (laminated), fine-grained schist. Quartz-riebeckite-amphibole-chlorite(?) schist. Nice differential slip microstructure. Original label: metasomatized serpentine schist. |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD02BSS0 |
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Fine-grained muscovite schist. Slight folds and crenulations. Slickensides? |
Alps |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD02BWS0 |
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S-folded gneiss. Phlogopite-biotite-quartz-pyrite (trace). Original description: folded phologopite gneiss. |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD02BXS0 |
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Fine-grained gneiss with ptygmatic folds. Very nice example of folds. |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |
GRD02EES0 |
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Folded carbonate. Some layers are visible, one of which contains a small amount of mica. |
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Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD02OAS0 |
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Two very large pieces of folded, bedded sample of marble and quartzite. The more granular beds are marble whereas the darker, more finely-grained beds are quartzite. Original description: Marble. |
California |
2 |
Ritter 154, 24 I |
GRD02OBS0 |
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No hand sample. Thin section only. Original description: Blastomylonite - fault zone material showing effects of extreme cataclasis and recrystallization. Note the layering showing different extents of granulation. |
California |
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Ritter 154, 29 A |
GRD02UNS0 |
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Orocopia Schist. Greenschist layered black and green. Isoclinal folds(?). |
California |
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Ritter 154, 14 P |