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- but become less evident as the alteration progresses. In some districts hornfelsed rocks occur that have acquired a schistose structure through shearing...
- pluton's margins where it intruded into slates, the country rock has been hornfelsed. Numerous peat deposits occur across the moor whilst large areas are characterised...
- Neoproterozoic age metaconglomerates, metasandstones, metamudstones and hornfelsed metasiltstones ascribed to the Iona Group, described traditionally as...
- "Cape Flats", however, rest on heavily folded and altered phyllites and hornfelses known informally as the Malmesbury shales. The Cape Granite and Malmesbury...
- Torridon Group, or informally the Torridonian sandstone. Outcrops of hornfelsed basalt of the Palaeocene age Skye Lava Group and the Palaeogene age Scalpay...
- construction is sourced in a Torridonian sandstone quarry near Sconser. Hornfelsed lava has been worked near Sligachan and dolerite quarried from a sill...
- altering their character by thermal metamorphism leading to the creation of hornfelsed metasediments. A variety of radiometric dating techniques place mineralisation...
- interior aureole consists of hornfelses that are found in the center of the ring-shaped Lilesville pluton. These hornfelses consist of biotite, cordierite...
- mountain range as mainly composed of low-grade metasediments and local hornfelses. All units informal as of 2019 (King et al. 2019, p. 222, fn. 1). Age...
- between Ravengl**** village and Muncaster Castle, is a restricted outcrop of hornfelsed lower Ordovician siltstones and sandstones, belonging to the Skiddaw Group...