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reaching 10 mm in diameter. Bauxites, limonites, and
siderites often have a
pisolitic structure. Ooid
Oolite Mindat -
Pisolite Manutchehr-Danai,
Mohsen (2009)...
- deposits.
These are magnetite, titanomagnetite, m****ive hematite, and
pisolitic ironstone deposits. The
origin of iron can be
ultimately traced to its...
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palaeosol surface underneath. On the
Karau Formation to the east, a
layer of
pisolitic ferruginous calcrete is present. This
layer has a very
similar consistency...
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Lathlike or
bladed crystals uncommon, in fibrous, stalactitic, reniform,
pisolitic aggregates; also earthy, chalky, m****ive
Twinning Contact twinning on...
- of the
laterite show red
gravelly earth. The soil has a
vermicular or
pisolitic structure and
contains a
large amount of water.
There is
little soil cover...
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colorless in thin
section Crystal habit Tabular crystal rare, fine
grained in
pisolitic aggregates or
disseminated Cleavage Very good on {010}, good on {100}...
- or
grains (commonly flattened) that
resemble eggs aragonite,
calcite Pisolitic Rounded concentric nodules often found in
sedimentary rocks. Much larger...
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Harvey and
Karen Edward. The
specific epithet pisolitus refers to the
pisolitic geology of the type locality. The body
length of the male
holotype is...
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western side of
Groote Eylandt and the
deposits there comprise oolitic and
pisolitic sedimentary manganese and sit
within the
Cretaceous Carpentaria Basin...
- St.
Joseph Catholic Church of New
Almelo was
constructed of the
unique pisolitic "algal limestone", a
distinctive pink
caliche that
formed at the top of...
