-
greater than 400 meters. In some cases, the
clasts are so
large that the
brecciated nature of the rock is not obvious.
Megabreccias can be
formed by landslides...
- or
Kyrgyzstan Brecciated red
jasper tumbled smooth, 1 in (2.5 cm) Red-green-and-yellow
jasper cabochon,
Cherry Cr****,
China Brecciated yellow-and-green...
- 1966.
Often inaccurately described as a
brecciated form of tiger's-eye or hawk's-eye, due to the
brecciated texture containing chatoyant material. However...
- eye" gemstones. The
trade name 'pietersite' is used for a
fractured or
brecciated chalcedony containing amphibole fibers and
promoted as tiger's eye from...
- near an
impact crater.) All
samples returned from the Moon are
highly brecciated as a
result of
being subjected to
multiple impact events. From analyses...
-
beneath continental and
marine sedimentary deposits. The
crater contains a
brecciated lens of
granite fragments and
particles of
impact gl****,
overlain by shales...
-
transgressive limestones and fine sandstones, and
regressive mudstones and
brecciated limestones. The
Moscovian Stage is
named after shallow marine limestones...
-
images of
Vesta suggests this
asteroid has a
basaltic crust covered with a
brecciated regolith derived from the crust.
Evidence from Earth-based telescopes...
- gravity,
magnetic and
borehole data. The
structure has a
central core of
brecciated,
fractured and
faulted rocks uplifted up to 520 m
relative to the normal...
-
especially dense collections such as Lagerstätte. It is also
applied to
brecciated and
stalagmitic deposits on the
floor of caves,
which frequently contain...
