New Lamprophyres at Grève de Lecq, Jersey
By: Smith, H.G
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ArticleDescription: 165-170p ; Illustration.Subject(s): Geology - Grève de Lecq - Jersey | Lamprophyres - Grève de Lecq - Jersey
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Geological magazine : Vol. 76 Iss. 1-12 Year. 1939Summary: Extract
Grève de lecq is situated on the north coast of Jersey, about 2½ miles from the western end of the island. On each side of the bay is a lamprophyre, discovered by Dr. A. E. Mourant, and the two dykes are so much alike in mineral composition and texture that separate description is unnecessary. The country rock is granite.
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Extract
Grève de lecq is situated on the north coast of Jersey, about 2½ miles from the western end of the island. On each side of the bay is a lamprophyre, discovered by Dr. A. E. Mourant, and the two dykes are so much alike in mineral composition and texture that separate description is unnecessary. The country rock is granite.
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