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Text Description: Recrystallized wallrock, equivalent to syenodiorite in composition, from a beach boulder at the southeast end of the north arm of Skan Bay: it occurs as an inclusion in granite. The texture is hypidiomorphic-granular. Felsic minerals compose 76-80 percent of the rock: 2-3 percent quartz, 5-10 percent orthoclase partially altered to kaolin (1-2 percent), and 65-70 percent plagioclase partially altered to sericite (2-3 percent) and clinozoisite (0.1 percent). The plagioclase composition, by extinction angle, is An35 (mean of 10 crystals, standard deviation is 6 percent An, average amount of zoning per individual plagioclase crystal is 11 percent An per crystal). Mafic minerals compose 20-25 percent: 10-14 percent hornblende (much is interstitial), 5-10 percent biotite partially altered to epidote (0.1-0.5 percent) and penninite (0.1-1 percent), 1-3 percent magnetite, 0.1-1 percent sphene (associated with the magnetite) partially altered to leucoxene (0.1-0.5 percent), one large grain of tourmaline (about 0.3 percent), and <0.01 percent hematite. References: ![]() |
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54-Sn-284A | 53.88707 | -166.93202 | Snyder, G. L. | 1954-01-01 | Makushin | Inclusion in granite from head of N arm of Skan Bay | Recrystallized wallrock, equivalent to syenodiorite in composition, from a beach boulder at the southeast end of the north arm of Skan Bay: it occurs as an inclusion in granite. The texture is hypidiomorphic-granular. Felsic minerals compose 76-80 percent of the rock: 2-3 percent quartz, 5-10 percent orthoclase partially altered to kaolin (1-2 percent), and 65-70 percent plagioclase partially altered to sericite (2-3 percent) and clinozoisite (0.1 percent). The plagioclase composition, by extinction angle, is An35 (mean of 10 crystals, standard deviation is 6 percent An, average amount of zoning per individual plagioclase crystal is 11 percent An per crystal). Mafic minerals compose 20-25 percent: 10-14 percent hornblende (much is interstitial), 5-10 percent biotite partially altered to epidote (0.1-0.5 percent) and penninite (0.1-1 percent), 1-3 percent magnetite, 0.1-1 percent sphene (associated with the magnetite) partially altered to leucoxene (0.1-0.5 percent), one large grain of tourmaline (about 0.3 percent), and <0.01 percent hematite. | 54-Sn-284A | Countryrock | Enclave/Inclusion | Whole-rock | 55.8 | 1 | 16.8 | 6.9 | 0.12 | 4.3 | 7.1 | 4.6 | 1.6 | 0.21 | Total not given in table. 99.75 | 315 | RAPIDA | 3.2 | 4 | H2OM=0.1; H2OP=1.1; CO2=0.05; Cl=0.12; F=0.1 | RAPIDA |
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