- to
abrasive wear on brittle,
seismogenic faults.
foliated mylonites (
phyllonites).
striped gneiss.
Mylonites start to
occur with the
onset of semibrittle...
- fabrics, are
commonly observed in
strongly foliated mylonites especially phyllonites, and form at an
angle of
about 20
degrees to the S-plane. The
sense of...
-
protomylonites can
resemble foliated cataclasite or even some schists.
Phyllonites are
phyllosilicate (e.g.,
chlorite or mica)-rich mylonites. They typically...
- as the
Vrbno layers [pl] and is
composed of
metamorphic rocks,
mainly phyllonites [pl] (biotite, chlorite, and muscovite), phyllites,
gneisses (plagioclase)...
-
argillaceous rocks in a
condition of
metamorphism between slate and mica-schist.
phyllonite A rock that
macroscopically resembles phyllite but that is
formed by mechanical...
-
metamorphic rocks,
mainly gneisses (biotite, muscovite, chlorite, garnet),
phyllonites [pl], and migmatites.
During the
excavation of rock tunnels, geologists...
-
metamorphic rocks,
including phyllites (biotite, chlorite, muscovite),
phyllonites [pl], mica
schists (staurolite, andalusite, garnet, sillimanite), greenstone...
- be due to a lack of
minerals capable of
giving a
lineation e.g. in a
phyllonite. L-tectonites have a
dominant linear fabric and
generally indicate a constrictional...
- of
metamorphic rocks,
primarily gneisses (plagioclases), phyllites,
phyllonites [pl] (biotites, muscovites, chlorites), amphibolites, stromatites, and...
-
metamorphic rocks,
primarily blasto-mylonites, gneisses, phyllites,
phyllonites [pl] (containing muscovite, biotite, and chlorite), greenschists; sedimentary...
