Clay-slates with auriferous veius occur in other parts of Brazil besides Minas, as, for instance, in Goyaz, and in the vicinity of Cuiaba in Matto Grosso. These rocks are everywhere so metamorphosed, that all trace of fossils has been completely obliterated.*... Thayer Expedition: Scientific Results of a Journey in Brazil - Side 551af Charles Frederick Hartt, Louis Agassiz - 1870 - 620 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
| Charles Frederick Hartt, Louis Agassiz - 1870 - 678 sider
...resemblance borne by the clay-slates and associated quartzites to the gold-bearing rocks of Nova Seotia, and I have suggested that they may be the equivalents...which itacolumite occurs. Clay-slates with auriferous veius occur in other parts of Brazil besides Minas, as, for instance, in Goyaz, and in the vicinity... | |
| 1871 - 372 sider
...itaribite, and other associated metamorphic rocks of this region appear to be lower palaeozoic in age. The gold-bearing rocks in Minas Geraes resemble the...southern Atlantic States, in which itacolumite occurs. The metamorphism has been so extensive that all traces of fossils have been obliterated. Most of these... | |
| 1871 - 372 sider
...itaribite, and other associated metamorphic rocks of this region appear to be lower palaeozoic in age. The gold-bearing rocks in Minas Geraes resemble the...southern Atlantic States, in which itacolumite occurs. The metamorphism has been so extensive that all traces of fossils have been obliterated. Most of these... | |
| 1871 - 398 sider
...itaribite, and other associated metamorphic rocks of this region appear to be lower palaeozoic in age. The gold-bearing rocks in Minas Geraes resemble the...auriferous series of the southern Atlantic States, in which itacolumito occurs. The metamorphism has been so extensive that all traces of fossils have been obliterated.... | |
| Charles George Warnford Lock - 1889 - 858 sider
...borne by the clay-slates and associated quartzites to the gold-bearing rocks of Nova Scotia, and has suggested that they may be the equivalents of the...These rocks are everywhere so metamorphosed, that all traces of fossils have been completely obliterated. According to Selwyn, the gold-bearing series in... | |
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