Spreadsheet containing descriptions of rock thin sections collected from the Southern Prince Charles Mountains by AGSO geologists in the 1970s

• Other Authors: THOST, DOUG E (hasPrincipalInvestigator), Australian Antarctic Data Centre (publisher)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: Australian Antarctic Data Centre
• Subjects: geoscientificInformation; BEDROCK LITHOLOGY; EARTH SCIENCE; SOLID EARTH; ROCKS/MINERALS/CRYSTALS; IGNEOUS ROCKS; METAMORPHIC ROCKS; MINERALS; ACTINOLITE; ADDINGSITE; ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS; AGSO; AGSO SAMPLE; ALBITE; ANTHOPHYLLITE; ALLANITE; ANDESINE; ANDALUSITE; ANORTHITE; APATITE; AUGITE; BERYL; BYTOWNITE; CALCITE; BIOTITE; CARBONATE MINERALS (UNDIFFERENTIATED); CHLORITE; CLINOPYROXENE; CHLORITOID; CLAY MINERALS (UNDIFFERENTIATED); CHARLES; COLLECTIONS; DOLOMITE; COMMENT; CLINOZOISITE; CUMMINGTONITE; CORDIERITE; EPIDOTE; FELDSPAR (UNDIFFERENTIATED); GARNET; GRAPHITE; GLAUCONITE; FLUORITE; HORNBLENDE; ILMENITE; LEUCOXENE; KYANITE; LABRADORITE; HEMATITE; LITHOLOGY; MICROCLINE; LOCALITY; LIMONITE; MAP SHEET; MAGNETITE; MONAZITE; OLIVINE; MOUNTAINS; MUSCOVITE; OLIGOCLASE; OPAQUE MINERALS (UNDIFFERENTIATED); ORTHOCLASE; ORTHOPYROXENE; PCM; PHLOGOPITE; PIGEONITE; PINNITE; POTASSIUM FELDSPAR; PREHNITE; PLAGIOCLASE; PRINCE; PYRITE; QUALIFIERS; QUARTZ; RIEBECKITE; ROCKS; RUTILE; SAMPLE POINT; SCAPOLITE; SILLIMANITE; SEPRENTINITE; SERICITE; SHENE; SIDERITE; SOURCE OF INFO; STAUROLITE; SPINEL; TOURMALINE; TREMOLITE; TALC; WHITE MICA; WOLLASTONITE; ZIRCON; ZOISITE; VISUAL OBSERVATIONS; FIELD SURVEYS; CONTINENT > ANTARCTICA > Southern Prince Charles Mountains; GEOGRAPHIC REGION > POLAR; Prince Charles Mountains; Antarc*; Antarctica
• Online Access: https://researchdata.ands.org.au/spreadsheet-containing-descriptions-geologists-1970s/701804; https://doi.org/10.26179/5d3a95eeab9e8; https://data.aad.gov.au/metadata/records/SPCM_THIN_SECTIONS; http://nla.gov.au/nla.party-617536

Excel spreadsheet summarising thin sectioned samples collected from the Southern Prince Charles Mountains in the 1970's by Geoscience Australia geologists. Each sample is briefly described by fields identifying primary and secondary mineral abundance. The most common primary mineral is ID by 1....