File:Marinace Green Granite (polymict metaconglomerate) Bahia.jpg
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| Description | Marinace Green Granite - a greenish, Precambrian-aged, polymict metaconglomerate from Bahia State in eastern Brazil. Available clast lithology compilations indicate that this rock is dominated by pebbles & granules of granite, gneiss, and mafic igneous rocks. Some clasts have been partially epidotized. The matrix is a pleasant greenish color (dominated by epidote, quartz, and tremolite). |
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| Source | Marinace Green Granite (polymict metaconglomerate, Precambrian, Bahia State, India) |
| Author | James St. John |
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