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Sample Type is Metamorphic › Granoblastic › Blueschist

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IGSN Sample Type Notes Location Number Thin Sections Storage Location
GRD003WS0 Blueschist Franciscan Formation. Glaucophane schist (?). Thin discontinuous, folded bands of glaucophane (?) and quartz. California 0 Ritter 154, 24 I
GRD01X7S0 Blueschist Small sample of glaucophane (?)-quartz schist. Very weaky foliated to non-foliated. Fine- to medium-grained. Mexico 0 Ritter 154, 24 C
GRD01XSS0 Blueschist Blueschist composed of magnesioreibeckite(?)-Fe-oxides-quartz-Cu-mineralization. Small sample is friable. Some quartz banding in the larger sample. Franciscan? 1 Ritter 154, 24 C
GRD01XSS1 Blueschist Blueschist composed of magnesioreibeckite(?)-Fe-oxides-quartz-Cu-mineralization. Small sample is friable. Some quartz banding in the larger sample. Franciscan? 1 Ritter 154, 14 C
GRD01XTS0 Blueschist Medium-sized sample of poorly foliated blueschist. Glaucophane with large calcite band. 0 Ritter 154, 24 C
GRD020XS0 Blueschist Small sample of glaucophane-calcite schist. Fine-grained dark blue glaucophane and thin calcite veins cross-cut the foliation. Original description: glaucophane rock. Mexico 1 Ritter 154, 24 C
GRD024QS0 Blueschist Two small (~6x4x4 cm and ~6x4x2 cm) sample cut to reveal wavy blue-black and white (quartz) crystalline interior. Exterior looks schistose. Billet. Original label: 28 November, 1980. Pacific Ocean 1 Ritter 154, 37 D
GRD02H9S0 Blueschist Blueschist. Lithic-rich. Billet. Original label: Semischist, Patrick Point. California 1 Ritter 154, 24 D
GRD02JES0 Blueschist Nice blueschist hand sample and thin section. Large sparrite vein in both. 1 Ritter 154, 14 D
GRD02NLS0 Blueschist Large sample of blue schist. Sample is fine-grained. California 0 Camp Elliott
GRD02NVS0 Blueschist Garnet bearing blueschist with stringers of green minerals. Original label: From a knocker. Garnet, pumpellyite, phueugite? California 4 Ritter 154, 3 G
GRD02O8S0 Blueschist Blueschist with thin white carbonate veins cross-cutting the foliation. Some green mineralization on surface. Portion of a cobble. California 4 Ritter 154, 3 G
GRD03Z7S0 Blueschist Franciscan Complex. Garnet, glaucophane, lawsonite blueschist. (Large euhedral porphyroblasts of garnet and lawsonite enclose and are surrounded by glauconite and sphene prisms. Very clean rock) - W.G. Ernst California 0 Ritter 154, 24 D