Polished hand specimen of the metasomatic plagioclase (An50) - biotite-garnet rock from 1 mile east of the mouth of Elk Creek. Clearwater County, Idaho. circa 1950.
Dates
Date Taken
1950
Summary
Polished hand specimen of the metasomatic plagioclase (An50) - biotite-garnet rock from 1 mile east of the mouth of Elk Creek. All light-colored minerals are andesine (a); the dark round grains ate (sic) garnet (g); biotite (b) occurs between the other minerals. Clearwater County, Idaho. c. 1950. Published as figure 80A in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional paper 344-A. 1962.
Summary
Polished hand specimen of the metasomatic plagioclase (An50) - biotite-garnet rock from 1 mile east of the mouth of Elk Creek. All light-colored minerals are andesine (a); the dark round grains ate (sic) garnet (g); biotite (b) occurs between the other minerals. Clearwater County, Idaho. c. 1950.
Published as figure 80A in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional paper 344-A. 1962.
Available in the U.S. Geological Survey Denver Library Photographic Collection, Hietanen, A.M. Collection.
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