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A Petrography of Australian Igneous Rocks by Germaine A. Joplin
A Petrography of Australian Igneous Rocks by Germaine A. Joplin
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A Petrography of Australian Igneous Rocks provides a systematic and comprehensive exploration of igneous formations found across Australia. Moving away from conventional, mineral-focused classification, this authoritative text organizes rocks by magma-type and tectonic environment. This genetic approach enables the advanced student to recognise suites of rocks in the field that are related by origin, even when they differ significantly in mineralogical and chemical composition.
The volume features 149 detailed microdrawings, all sourced from Australian examples, accompanied by essential chemical and modal analyses that illustrate differentiation trends. With its focus on geological reality, the book covers everything from tholeiites and alkali basalts to the complex granitic rocks of orogenic belts. It is an essential resource for those seeking to understand the chemical processes and geological contexts behind igneous petrography. By integrating practical identification tables with a scholarly approach, Germaine A. Joplin offers an indispensable guide for students and researchers aiming to elevate their understanding of igneous rock suites and their formation within the Australian landscape.
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A Petrography of Australian Igneous Rocks provides a systematic and comprehensive exploration of igneous formations found across Australia. Moving away from conventional, mineral-focused classification, this authoritative text organizes rocks by magma-type and tectonic environment. This genetic approach enables the advanced student to recognise suites of rocks in the field that are related by origin, even when they differ significantly in mineralogical and chemical composition.
The volume features 149 detailed microdrawings, all sourced from Australian examples, accompanied by essential chemical and modal analyses that illustrate differentiation trends. With its focus on geological reality, the book covers everything from tholeiites and alkali basalts to the complex granitic rocks of orogenic belts. It is an essential resource for those seeking to understand the chemical processes and geological contexts behind igneous petrography. By integrating practical identification tables with a scholarly approach, Germaine A. Joplin offers an indispensable guide for students and researchers aiming to elevate their understanding of igneous rock suites and their formation within the Australian landscape.
Used (good, see images, dust jacket wear, handwritten name, and sticker on initial page)
Hardcover
ISBN ISBN - COULD NOT FIND ONE USING OCR
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