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⇱ Microgranite from Umm al Birak, Medina Region, Saudi Arabia


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Microgranite from
Umm al Birak, Medina Region, Saudi Arabia

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Locality type:Occurrence
Classification
Type:Microgranite
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Validity:Believed Valid
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Mineral Data:Click here to view Microgranite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Umm al Birak, Medina Region, Saudi Arabia
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Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1354920
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1354920:8
GUID (UUID V4):0
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Journal (article/letter/editorial)
rangefrom6 millionmetrictons(JabalTawlahandUmmal Birak)throughñ20 millionmetric tons(JabalSa'id and JabalHamra')...quartzvein sysshield($toeserandElliott, 1980;Roobolet al., 1983). significance etc., containing combinations...chemistry,min- 1979; Stoeserand Elliott, 1980; Jacksonet al., in mineralization characeralogy,texture,intrusionmorphology...s(StoeserandElliott, 1980; Jacksonet al., in press). • Saudi Arabian Directorate-Generalof Mineral Resources...the five mineralized intrusions. 368 DHYSDALL ET AL. Main Features of the Five Mineralized Intrusion
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SURVEY Mineralogy of the microgranite at Jabal Tawlah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by I/ I/ Mortimer H. Staatz...Resources, Deputy Ministry for Mineral Resources, Saudi Arabia This report is preliminary and has not been...15 MINERALOGY OF THE MICROGRANITE AT JABAL TAWLAH, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA by I/ I/ Mortimer H. Staalz...BrownfieTd ABSTRACT A study of the mineralogy of the microgranite at Jabal Tawlah was made principally to identify...tantalum, thorium, and uranium. The mineralized microgranite forms a sill, and samples are from both surface
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Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Central Hijaz Region of the Arabian Shield N.J. Jackson 1, J.N. Walsh 2 and E. Pcgram 2 1 Saudi Arabian Deputy...Griffis and McOuat Ltd., P.O. Box 5219, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2 Department of Geology, Kings College, Strand...1976; Fleck etal. 1980; Gass 1979, 1981; Roobol et al. 1983). Calc-alkaline plutonism is closely linked...method, are described by Walsh (1980) and Walsh et al. (1981). FeO and F were determined by titration and...tabulated results are given elsewhere* (Jackson et al. in press) and only synoptic tables are given herein
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Report (issue)
TO THE MAP OF PROTEROZOIC GEOLOGY OF WESTERN SAUDI ARABIA BY PETER R. JOHNSON TECHNICAL REPORT SGS-TR-2006-4...Report prepared by the Saudi Geological Survey, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia The work on which this...this report is based was performed in support of Saudi Geological Survey Subproject 4.1.1.1.6 — Compilation...It has been edited and reviewed by staff of the Saudi Geological Survey. Product names used in this report...endorsement by SGS. This report is a product of the Saudi Geological Survey; if the information herein is
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(Greenwood et al., 1976; Jackson and Ramsay, 1980; Bokhari and Kramers, 1981; Roobol et al, 1983 ). The...environnients (A1 Shanti and Mitchell, 1976; Bakor et al., 1976), before Correspondence to: Dr. R.A. Agar...proposed (Frisch and A1 Shanti, 1977; Duyverman et al., 1982; Camp, 1984). Alternative models in which... 1976; Hepworth, 1979; Engel et al., 1980; Delfour, 1981; Kemp et al., 1982a). However, such basement...mapping nor supported by radiometric data (Kr/Sner et al., 1979), until U / P b zircon geochronology and Pb-isotope
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Report (issue)
MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE ARABIAN SHIELD, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA by J. E. Elliott U.S. Geological Survey Open-File...Ministry for Mineral Resources Jiddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1403 AH 1983 AD 1983 This report is preliminary...MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE ARABIAN SHIELD, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA by J. E. EliiottI/ ABSTRACT In the Precambrian...widespread and abundant in the Precambrian shield in Saudi Arabia and include granodiorite, monzogranite, syenogranite...no ecc nomic deposits have yet been found in Saudi Arabia associated with similar granites. However, many
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Journal (article/letter/editorial)
magmatism to post tectonic alkaline magmatism in Saudi Arabia and West Africa. For the remainder ol the Phanerozoic...Mineralization Phanerozoic Cameron Niger Nigeria Sudan Saudi Arabia Namibia 1. Introduction Most of the African...early Phanerozoic in Saudi Arabia (Drysdall et ul. 1986) and West Africa (Liegeois et al, this volume). Recent...Recent detailed investigations in Saudi Arabia (Drysdall et (11. 1986) has shown that the oversaturated...peralkaline alkali-feldspar granites throughout the Saudi Province in the period from 610-510 Ma (Stoeser
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1995;1997; Badanina et al., 2010; Gu et al., 2010; Dostal et al., 2015; López-Moro et al., 2017). These leucogranites...albitization and topazation (e.g. Beus et al., 1968; Černý, 1992; López-Moro et al., 2017); or (b) magmatic origin...obsidian in Peru; Barnes et al., 1970; the Transbaikalian ongonites, Kovalenko et al., 1971 and the Richemont...Richemont rhyolite, Massif Central; Cuney et al., 1992). A magmatic origin for such rare-metal bearing granites...London, 1987; Mackenzie et al., 1988; Cuney et al., 1992; Taylor, 1992; Fedkin et al., 2002). In Egypt, there
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Book
of Saudi Arabia TliE CUS7UDIAN OP lllE 1\1'0 J-IOLY MO.SQU~:S Ktr,,;G FAllll DIN AIU>UL\ZJZ AL SAUO...Ull I. Cao'\\"N Pkl~ AIIUUU.AJI lll!'i AUOIAA7.lZ Al..SAun f)ID'T 01:>'IJTY PIU.\IE Ml~'l\~ A..,_,,...l~L""8 Slf'li"-U s, LTA.."'I 111:r,,,Auun ..w,. AL Su11 l>IPUTY Pw.lMI MtM\111 A.'IIU M1,1.._,a1•...l>11L-..Ct. """u AH,no:o,, Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia PREFACE This Special Publication summarizes...metalliferous and industrial minerals of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Although the country has a very long history
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post-collisional Jabal Al-Hassir ring complex, Southern Arabian Shield, Saudi Arabia Asaad M.B. Moufti a...Abdulaziz University, P.O. Box 80206, Jeddah 21589, Saudi Arabia Department of Geosciences, Swedish Museum of...Post-collision A-type granite Ring complex Saudi Arabia a b s t r a c t The Jabal Al-Hassir ring complex is located...U–Pb zircon geochronology indicates that the Jabal Al-Hassir ring complex was emplaced at ca. 620 Ma. The...depletion of Ta, Nb, Ba, Sr, P, Eu, and Ti). Jabal Al-Hassir granites are post-collisional plutonic rocks
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Mafic-Ultramafic Magmatism in the Southwest Uganda Region of the African Rift: Implications from Experimental.... . . ... 3 The Crust Under the Canary Islands Region ............. 4 Network of Fractures and Identity...Identity of Vertical Movements in the Canary Islands Region ........................... 4.1 Transoceanic and...in Mali (Caby and Moussu 1967; Black et al. 1979; Fabre et al. 1982), or further east in the Nigerian...with alkaline igneous lavas (McCurry 1975; Fabre et al. 1982). Distribution of the Main Phanerozoic African
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McClory . . . . . . . . . . 45 Polymetamorphic, Al, Mg-rich Granulites with Orthopyroxenesillimanite...Tertiary Alkaline Lavas from the Kahuzi- Biega Region, Western Rift, Kivu, Zaire: R. T. Lubala, A. B...an orthopyroxene- si llim anite association from Al-Mg rich granulites within Archaean aluminous metapelites...ic crust overla in by submarine fan deposits and al luvia l fan sediments. Th is sedimentation wh ich...granite/greenstone terrain (c:f Vea rn co,nbe et al. 1986) and comprises volcanic and sedimentary rocks
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Report (volume)
Neoproterozoic dextral faulting on the Najd Fault System, Saudi Arabia, preceded sinistral faulting and escape tectonics...at this time (e.g. Meert & Powell 2001; Powell et al. 2001). Both models still command strong support...second points out some shortcomings. Pisarevsky et al. synthesized recent palaeomagnetic and geological...separated by two Pan-African orogenic belts. Yoshida et al. present a balanced overview of the Grenvillian-Circum-East...present volume by Bauer et al Fitzsimons et a/., Kusky & Matsah and Yoshida et al Yoshida (1995) and Unrug
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Lutetium z r'• 39 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 1.o19 Al 1.053 1.040 1.027 1.015 1.004 0.994 0.985 0.977 ...blue-violet fluorescence ofthe Cumberland fluorites (Billet al. 1967; Bill and Calas 1978). As for the tetravalent...an average distance RE-0 of2.243 A (Gatehouse et al. 1979); some Ce 4 + is apparently associated with... hellandite (Ca,Y)s(Al,Fe3 +) Si4 B4 0 20 (0H) 4 and tadzhikite Ca 3 (Ce,YMTi,Al,Fe3 +)Si4 B4 Ü 22 •...distances respectively of 2.584 and 2.582 Ä (Dal Negro et al. 1977), allowing accommodation oflarge REE: lanthanite-(La)
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Witwatersrand goldfields, South Africa (after Tankard et al., 1982). and as much as 2 km wide. The main zone...between 3.5 and 14 g/t Au (Vogel, 1987). (Saager et al., 1987) 400 km southwest of, and the Pietersburg...northeast of, the Witwatersrand goldfields (Meyer et al., 1987). A pyritic gold paleoplacer is near Bahia...in Canada (Roscoe and Donaldson, 1988; Roscoe et al., 1989; Roscoe, 1990; Fig. 1.1-1): Sakami Lake in...and in the Singhbhum craton near Calcutta (Rao et al., 1988). Occurrences of pyritiferous conglomerates
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Book (edition)
and the lanthanides (Spedding 1978; Connelly et al. 2005). The lanthanides are the series of elements...the Oak Ridge National Laboratory) by Marinsky et al. (1947), who used ionexchange chromatography to obtain...the yttrium species in the general holmium–erbium region. The similarity in the outermost electronic arrangement...and Daane 1988; Gschneidner 1990; Gschneidner et al. 1995; McGill 1997). 1.4.1 MeLTING POINT The melting...melting points are likely to be high (Spedding et al. 1968). In small quantities, these impurities can
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