Relative ages of visibly crystalline calcite in late Paleozoic limestones
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Author
Publication
1961 - Kansas Geological Survey, Lawrence, Kansas, Kansas
Language
English
Word Count
9,000 words, Guess
Page Count
36 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Numbergs62000196
- OCLC Control Number3161089
- Open LibraryOL255838M
Classifications
- LCCQE113 .A2 no. 152, pt. 4
Description
Many geologists who have examined limestones under the microscope are aware that coarsely crystalline or visibly crystalline calcite poses problems. For example, several generations of calcite formed by different processes may be present in a single specimen. It is the purpose of this paper to consider the classification, origin, and age relations of different types of calcite that have been observed in late Paleozoic limestones. Improved understanding of the different types of visibly crystalline calcite should help in interpreting conditions of sedimentation and diagenesis of limestone.
First Sentence
Four types of visibly crystalline calcite occur in late Paleozoic limestones examined in this study.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Bulletin 152, pt. 4. 1961 Reports of studies
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