- A
framboid is a
micromorphological feature common to
certain sedimentary minerals,
particularly pyrite (FeS2). The
first known use of the term is ascribed...
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remnants of
blood cells,
because of the
presence of iron, were
actually framboids,
microscopic mineral spheres bearing iron. They
found similar spheres...
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sometimes forming in
close ****ociation to form raspberry-shaped m****es
called framboids. However,
under certain cir****stances, it can form
anastomosing filaments...
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evidence for
anoxia appears at the
extinction event,
including small pyrite framboids,
negative δ238U excursions,
negative δ15N excursions,
positive δ82/78Se...
- availability.
Additional evidence for
anoxia during the TJME
comes from
pyrite framboids,
which grow in
anoxic conditions.
Evidence of
anoxia has been discovered...
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during the Permian–Tri****ic
transition in Kashmir,
northern India:
pyrite framboid evidence" (2019/1/1) by
Yuangeng Huang, Zhong-Qiang Chen,
Thomas J Algeo...
- chondrites. It
occurs in
various morphologies,
including crystals, spheres,
framboids (raspberry-like clusters), and
plaquettes (stacked or beehive-like structures)...
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dissolved ferrous iron,
forming very fine
grained and
highly reactive framboid crystals of iron
sulfides such as (pyrite). Up to a point,
warmer temperatures...
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phyllosilicates in some BST deposits.
Labile tissues are ****ociated with
framboids, as they
produced many
nucleation sites due to the
rapid production of...
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locally rich in ammonites. Geochemical,
palynological and
mineralogical framboid data show that
dysoxic to
euxinic conditions occurred in an epicontinental...
