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A Note on the Occurrence of Intergrowth between Diopsidic Augite and Albite and of Hydrogrossular from King Island, Tasmania

Beryl Scott

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Abstract A description is given of an intergrowth between augite and albite found in Spilitic lavas from King Island, Tasmania. Hydrogrossular is found pseudomorphing olivine and also in veins and vesicles in certain rocks of the same volcanic suite.

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Abstract A description is given of an intergrowth between augite and albite found in Spilitic lavas from King Island, Tasmania. Hydrogrossular is found pseudomorphing olivine and also in veins and vesicles in certain rocks of the same volcanic suite.

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Abstract A description is given of an intergrowth between augite and albite found in Spilitic lavas from King Island, Tasmania. Hydrogrossular is found pseudomorphing olivine and also in veins and vesicles in certain rocks of the same volcanic suite.

Key concepts: Albite, Augite, Geology, Geochemistry, Volcano, Olivine, Paleontology, Plagioclase

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