Lunar breccias, petrology, and earth planetary structure

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Jul 1978

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Final Technical Report, 1 Feb. 1974 - 1 Feb. 1978 Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, Palisades, NY.

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Breccia, Earth Planetary Structure, Lunar Rocks, Petrology, Apollo Project, Basalt, Geochemistry, Magma, Pyroxenes, Stratigraphy, Tectonics

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Topics covered include: (1) petrologic studies of poikiloblastic textured rocks; (2) petrology of aluminous mare basalts in breccia 14063; (3) petrology of Apollo 15 breccia 15459; (4) high-alumina mare basalts; (5) some petrological aspects of imbrium stratigraphy; (6) petrology of lunar rocks and implication to lunar evolution; (7) the crystallization trends of spinels in Tertiary basalts from Rhum and Muck and their petrogenetic significance; (8) the geology and evolution of the Cayman Trench; (9) The petrochemistry of igneous rocks from the Cayman Trench and the Captains Bay Pluton, Unalaska Island and their relation to tectonic processes at plate margins; and (10) the oxide and silicate mineral chemistry of a Kimberlite from the Premier Mine with implications for the evolution of kimberlitic magma.

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