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    On a leucophyre from the Selwyn Gorge

    Hutton, F. W.; Gray, George
    Abstract
    Description and chemical analysis of rock found at Selwyn Gorge. It was concluded to be an augite rock with some plagioclase and iron oxide; sometimes, however, the saussurite appears to be as abundant as the augite. That it is an altered rock is undoubted, and it may perhaps be an altered dolerite. Its granulitic texture shows that it consolidated during movement, and its association with beds of volcanic ash shows that it is an old lava stream, probably of Triassic age.
    Keywords
    geology; Selwyn River; leucophyre
    Fields of Research
    0403 Geology
    Date
    1887
    Type
    Journal Article
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    Hutton, F. W., & Gray, G. (1887). On a leucophyre from the Selwyn Gorge. Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 20, 271-274.
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