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Author(s): D.P. Kuity

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Address: School of studies in Geology, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur 492010

Published In:   Volume - 4,      Issue - 1,     Year - 1991


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Kuity (1991). Formation Of Biotite Selvages In Granitic Rocks, District- Gaya, Bihar. Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B: Science), 4(1), pp.67-75.



Journal of  Ravishankar University  Vol. 4-5  No. B  (Science) 1991-92   pp. 67-75  ISSN  0970 5910

Journal of  Ravishankar University  Vol. 4-5  No. B  (Science) 1991-92   pp. 67-75  ISSN  0970 5910

Formation Of Biotite Selvages In Granitic Rocks, District- Gaya, Bihar

D.P. Kuity

School of  studies in Geology, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University,  Raipur 492010

Ms: Received:  20.3.91; Revised: 23.1.92.

Abstract: Precambrian coeval basic rocks metamorphosed equivalent to low grade amphibolites fecies, have been granized along their fractured zones. Biotite selvages/surmicaceous endaves are formed as a result of the advent of potash rich solutions with the continuation of elevated temperature. Sufficient supply of metasomatising material and fractured zones have facilitated the complete transformation of the metabasic rocks into granodiorite leaving a biotite rich zones in the Bramhajoni Hill,Gaya,Bihar.

NOTE: Full version of this manuscript is available in PDF.D.P. Kuity

School of  studies in Geology, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University,  Raipur 492010

Ms: Received:  20.3.91; Revised: 23.1.92.

Abstract: Precambrian coeval basic rocks metamorphosed equivalent to low grade amphibolites fecies, have been granized along their fractured zones. Biotite selvages/surmicaceous endaves are formed as a result of the advent of potash rich solutions with the continuation of elevated temperature. Sufficient supply of metasomatising material and fractured zones have facilitated the complete transformation of the metabasic rocks into granodiorite leaving a biotite rich zones in the Bramhajoni Hill,Gaya,Bihar.

NOTE: Full version of this manuscript is available in PDF.



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