by la...Figure 6.15 Reaction at wall of vein in a garnet blueschist, Syros, Greece...Figure 6.16 Examples of reaction zones and contacts. (a) Pegmatitic vein par...Figure 6.17 Exceptional mm scale mineral reaction zones of (centre out) orth...7 Chapter 7Figure 7.1 The classic major faults and terrains of Scotland, including the ...Figure 7.2 Schematic to highlight changes from ductile to brittle behaviour ...Figure 7.3 Quartz slickenfibres with congruous steps in quartzite, indicatin...Figure 7.4 Schematic to show how steps on slickenside surface can be interpr...Figure 7.5 Epidote formation along an E–W cataclastic fault zone within a Pa...Figure 7.6 (a) Crackle to mosaic breccia of Silurian mudstone with calcite c...Figure 7.7 Cataclasite examples. (a) Brecciated greywacke with thin sub‐hori...Figure 7.8 Thin layer of pseudotachylite with apophyses (glassy black materi...Figure 7.9 Diagrammatic representation of the plane of orientation to look f...Figure 7.10 Examples of shear indicators. (a) Sinistral shear in Moint Trust...Figure 7.11 Notebook sketch examples of shear indicators Figure 7.12 Examples of sheath folds, Assynt, Scotland. Umbrella in (b) and ...
8 Chapter 8Figure 8.1 Examples of a detailed field sketch being neatly drawn up in a gr...Figure 8.2 Using the data from your notebook. Here, the orientations of 180 ...Figure 8.3 Using overlays/sketches and linked photos in a figure for a repor...
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5 PREFACE – THE FIELD DESCRIPTION OF METAMORPHIC ROCKS
10 Index
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