- In geology,
enderbite is an
igneous rock of the
charnockite series,
consisting essentially of quartz,
antiperthite (or perthite),
orthopyroxene (usually...
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carbonate minerals Charnockite – Type of
granite containing orthopyroxene Enderbite –
Igneous rock of the
charnockite series Dacite –
Volcanic rock intermediate...
- but
specific names are in
widespread use such as norite, mangerite,
enderbite, jotunite, farsundite,
opdalite and
charnockite (in the
strict sense);...
- can be
broken into two sequences, the
lower is
primarily a plagiogneiss-
enderbite, and the
upper is made up of
biotite and
gneisses and
garnets mixed with...
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could not be
older than 2900–1940
million years. The belt has
norite and
enderbite intrusions of calc-alkaline chemistry. It is
believed that the belt formed...
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lower Archean metagabbro, granites, diabase, granitoids, granodiorites,
enderbite-charnockite, and Late
Archean metagabbros. Late
Proterozoic deposits include...
- not be more than 2900–1940
million years old. The belt has
norite and
enderbite intrusions of calc-alkaline chemistry. The
Karelian Domain, or Karelian...
-
greenstone belt-dominated Gavião
Block and the calc-alkaline
charnockite and
enderbite-dominated Jequié Block—collided. The Contendas-Jacobina
Lineament represents...
- has
established several petrographic varieties within the charnockites–
enderbites such as the
granulites and
gneisses corresponding to adamellite, monzonite...
