- J.; Seguel, J.; Millan, J. (1
January 2010). "Multistage Intrusion,
Brecciation, and
Veining at El Teniente, Chile:
Evolution of a
Nested Porphyry System"...
- will
further reduce permeability later on (section 3.2.3) (Figure 4).
Brecciation refers to the
formation of angular, co****-grained
fragments embedded...
-
Richard E.; Schweickert,
Richard A. (1
November 1982). "Chilling and
Brecciation of a
Devonian Rhyolite Sill
Intruded into Wet Sediments,
Northern Sierra...
-
Tucson Meteorite at the
Arizona Museum of
Natural History Meteorite with
brecciation and
carbon inclusions from Tindouf,
Algeria Glossary of
meteoritics Interplanetary...
-
formed by
localized zone of
brittle deformation (a
fault zone) in a rock.
Brecciation in
fault zones influences fault zone
hydrogeology in its interaction...
- from the NWA 869
strewn field, near Tindouf, Algeria.
Currently classified as an L3.8-6
ordinary chondrite it
shows brecciation and
abundant chondrules....
-
requires a
plane of
extension within the rock m****. In all
cases except brecciation, therefore, a vein
measures the
plane of
extension within the rock m****...
-
renewed magmatism,
fault movement, or
changes ****ociated with
hydrothermal brecciation and
eruption sometimes followed by m****ive cold
water invasion. Less...
- are
pieces of
older breccias, do****enting a
repeated history of
impact brecciation, cooling, and impact.
Regolith breccias resemble the gl****y breccias...
- a
magmatic formation under extremely reducing conditions. The
severe brecciation of most
aubrites attests to a
violent history for
their parent body....
