1965
DOI: 10.2307/3626346
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A Spectrochemical Investigation of the Bala and Stockdale Intrusions, Riley County, Kansas

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“…Pyrope from the Stockdale kimberlite, Riley County, Kansas (39'15'40" N.; 96'42'08" W.) has been identified and described by several investigators (BAGROWSKI, 1941;EASTWOOD and BROOKINS, 1965;ROSA and BROOKINS, 1966;BROOKINS, 1967a). A purplish-red variety occurs most frequently, but a green variety (composition un known, but more Cr-rich than the purplish-red variety) has also been noted.…”
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“…Pyrope from the Stockdale kimberlite, Riley County, Kansas (39'15'40" N.; 96'42'08" W.) has been identified and described by several investigators (BAGROWSKI, 1941;EASTWOOD and BROOKINS, 1965;ROSA and BROOKINS, 1966;BROOKINS, 1967a). A purplish-red variety occurs most frequently, but a green variety (composition un known, but more Cr-rich than the purplish-red variety) has also been noted.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%