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Other| November 01, 1968

A note on the relationship of sillimanite to biotite

David Shelley

David Shelley

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Geological Magazine (1968) 105 (6): 543–545.

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David Shelley; A note on the relationship of sillimanite to biotite. Geological Magazine 1968;; 105 (6): 543–545. doi:

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Abstract

Sillimanite replacing biotite, K-feldspar as by-product, embrechite from Keramoal in Brittany (France)

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biotite
Brittany
Europe
France
genesis
mica group
mineral data
mineralogy
nesosilicates
orthosilicates
sheet silicates
silicates
sillimanite
Western Europe
replacing biotite
Keramoal
Replaced by sillimanite

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