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Euhedral crystals (also
known as
idiomorphic or
automorphic crystals) are
those that are well-formed, with sharp,
easily recognised faces. The opposite...
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bounded by its
characteristic faces, well-formed.
Synonymous terms:
idiomorphic, automorphic; Subhedral: a
crystal partially bounded by its characteristic...
- left
between the already-formed crystals. The
former case is said to be
idiomorphic (or automorphic); the
latter is xenomorphic.
There are also many other...
- later-formed less
perfect crystals ('oikocrysts')
surround smaller early-formed
idiomorphic crystals ('chadacrysts') of
other minerals. A
poikilitic texture is most...
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plutonic rocks such as
gabbro (norite) and diorite. It may form
small idiomorphic phenocrysts and also groundm****
grains in
volcanic rocks such as basalt...
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grains mingled with the
other components of the rock. Large,
nearly idiomorphic crystals are
sometimes found in
argillaceous rocks (altered calcareous...
- (approximated); Z = 3
Identification Color Pink (pale)
Crystal habit idiomorphic crystals (max. 3 cm)
Cleavage None
Fracture Conchoidal Mohs
scale hardness...
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additional accessories in the syenogranite. Some
syenogranite contain rare
idiomorphic amphibole (Fe-hornblende and Fe-edenite),
biotite (annite 25%-35%), plagioclase...
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crystal faces peculiar to the species, used of minerals.
Synonymous with
idiomorphic.
eustatic movements Changes of sea level,
constant over wide areas, due...
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fulfil their subsidiary function: on the
other hand it is
usual that the
idiomorphic symbols appear in
peripheral or
marginal areas, or in
those which are...
