When an 'inverse' fabric is not inverse: an integrated AMS-SPO study in MORB-like dykes

Terra Nova, 23, 49–55, 2011 Magma flow direction is recorded in the macroscopic mineral petrofabric and magnetic fabric of the MORB‐like Rooi Rand dyke swarm. The bulk magnetic fabric is sub‐parallel to the dyke plane, resulting from preferred orientation of grains during magma flow. This is referre...

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Published in:Terra nova (Oxford, England) England), 2011-02, Vol.23 (1), p.49-55
Main Authors: Hastie, Warwick W., Aubourg, Charles, Watkeys, Michael K.
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