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Dunite (/ˈduːnaɪt, ˈdʌnaɪt/), also
known as
olivinite (not to be
confused with the
mineral olivenite), is an
intrusive igneous rock of
ultramafic composition...
- the rock.
Peridotites are
further classified as follows:
Dunite: more than 90%
olivine Dunite is
found as
prominent veins in the
peridotite layer of ophiolites...
- is a rare sulfur-poor
nickel sulfide mineral found in
serpentinitized dunite. It
occurs as
disseminations and m****es of opaque,
metallic light bronze...
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Nooksack River. Twin
Sisters Mountain is
composed of
relatively unaltered dunite, an
ultramafic rock that is
mostly olivine. The Twin
Sisters Range is a...
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group of mystics, nudists, artists, writers, and
hermits known as the "
Dunites"
inhabited the Dunes. They
regarded the
Dunes as a
center of
creative energy...
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Dunite Webster, NC 3.244 7.0 — 7.59 7.78
Pyroxenite Sonoma Co., CA 3.247 6.8 — 7.79 8.01
Dunite Mt. Dun, New
Zealand 3.258 7.5 7.69 7.80 8.00
Dunite Balsam...
- from
settling out of
minerals from a
magma chamber. ****ulate peridotite:
dunite-rich
layers of
minerals that
settled out from a
magma chamber. Tectonized...
- The
Spruce Pine
Mining District is a
swath of the
valley of the
North Toe
River in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of
northwestern North Carolina. The area is...
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rhubarb species in the
genus Rheum. It
grows between 1000 and 4000 m on
dunite rocks,
among stones and slopes, and is now
distributed in the temperate...
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metamorphism of
ferromagnesian minerals in
mafic and
ultramafic rocks, such as
dunite, harzburgite, or lherzolite.
These are
rocks low in
silica and composed...
