Economic Geology · 1964 · 16 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyGeochemistryMineralogyTectonicsMagma GenesisMetamorphic MineralsMineral GenesisMineral GeochemistryMineral TransformationVolcanic GeochemistryApatite MineralogyChlorite MineralsDeuteric AlterationHost Rock CharacterizationMagma CrystallizationMagmatic Mineral AssemblagesMineral Deposit GeologyQuartz
Ilmenite and rutile, with apatite, are deuteric minerals in gneissic granulite (oligoclase-andesine, minor quartz) with ferro-magnesium bands. Titanium minerals replace feldspar, but are earlier than the abundant chlorite and uralite to which the original augite, hornblende, and olivine are largely altered. Source of the mineralizing solutions is believed to be the residual magma from which the host rock crystallized.
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