Tab. 1: Semi-quantitative estimations of mineral composition

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Autori principali: Dypvik, Henning, Nagy, Jenö
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author Dypvik, Henning
Nagy, Jenö
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Nagy, Jenö
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contents Paleontological and petrological studies of clay beds in the Basilika Formation (Tertiary age) are the subject of this paper. The petrology of the beds indicates that their main constituents were derived from volcanic activity and represent bentonites. Differing composition of the beds may suggest several spatially separated eruptions. The volcanic source area probably lay towards the north of the present Tertiary outcrops of Svalbard. Two foraminiferal assemblages are found in the bentonites: the lower is dominated by arenaceous forms while the upper consists of calcareous species.
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spellingShingle Tab. 1: Semi-quantitative estimations of mineral composition
Dypvik, Henning
Nagy, Jenö
Basilika; Chlorite, relative abundance; Event label; Feldspar (3.22 Å), relative abundance; Firkanten; Grain size, maximum; Illite/Smectite ratio; PROFILE; Profile sampling; Quartz (4.26 Å), relative abundance; Sample code/label; Svalbard; X-ray diffraction (XRD)
Paleontological and petrological studies of clay beds in the Basilika Formation (Tertiary age) are the subject of this paper. The petrology of the beds indicates that their main constituents were derived from volcanic activity and represent bentonites. Differing composition of the beds may suggest several spatially separated eruptions. The volcanic source area probably lay towards the north of the present Tertiary outcrops of Svalbard. Two foraminiferal assemblages are found in the bentonites: the lower is dominated by arenaceous forms while the upper consists of calcareous species.
title Tab. 1: Semi-quantitative estimations of mineral composition
topic Basilika; Chlorite, relative abundance; Event label; Feldspar (3.22 Å), relative abundance; Firkanten; Grain size, maximum; Illite/Smectite ratio; PROFILE; Profile sampling; Quartz (4.26 Å), relative abundance; Sample code/label; Svalbard; X-ray diffraction (XRD)
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.743231