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include many
large diabase/
dolerite sills and **** swarms.
These include the
Karoo dolerites of
South Africa, the
Ferrar Dolerites of Antarctica, and the...
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Quartz dolerite or
quartz diabase is an
intrusive rock
similar to
dolerite (also
called diabase), but with an
excess of quartz.
Dolerite is
similar in...
- stones: geology,
technical properties and
deposit characterization of the
dolerites from Uruguay".
Environmental Earth Sciences. 63 (7): 1879–1909. Bibcode:2011EES...
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spotted rock, now a type of
stone with a
characteristic texture of
certain dolerites after an
occurrence in the
Pyrenees Ophitic, a type of
poikilitic texture...
- varieties, including:
basalt in Victoria, Australia, and in New
Zealand dolerites in Tasmania, Australia; and in
Britain (including Stonehenge) feldspathic...
- The
Prospect dolerite intrusion, or
Prospect intrusion, is a Jur****ic
picrite or
dolerite laccolith that is
situated in Sydney, New
South Wales, Australia...
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composed of
Umkondo Group dolerite and sandstone, with the
harder dolerite forming cliffs and
ridges and the granite-
dolerite contact often forming waterfalls...
- Bowring, S.A. and Munyanyiwa, H. 1999. U-Pb
zircon age for the
Umkondo Dolerites,
eastern Zimbabwe; 1.1 Ga
large igneous province in
Southern Africa-East...
- The
central plateau and the
southeast portions of the
island are
mostly dolerites.
Mount Wellington above Hobart is a good example,
showing distinct columns...
- facies. It was
first described in 1788 for an
occurrence in the
Karoo dolerites of Cradock,
Eastern Cape Province,
South Africa. It was
named for Colonel...
