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The relation between magmatic cycles and orogenic epochs

By: Umbgrove, J. H. F.
Material type: ArticleArticleDescription: 444-450p.Subject(s): Structure of the crust | Structure of the earth | Relations - Magmatic cycles - Orogenic epochs In: Geological magazine : Vol. 76 Iss. 1-12 Year. 1939Summary: Extract Holmes, Kossmat, and Hess have independently pointed out that basic to ultrabasic rocks are characteristic of the axes of geosynclines, whereas acid rocks do not occur at that stage of development. Conversely, acid intrusives enter after the contents of the geosyncline have been folded. A short time ago an exhaustive summary of this subject was given both by Bucher and Rittmann.
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Holmes, Kossmat, and Hess have independently pointed out that basic to ultrabasic rocks are characteristic of the axes of geosynclines, whereas acid rocks do not occur at that stage of development. Conversely, acid intrusives enter after the contents of the geosyncline have been folded. A short time ago an exhaustive summary of this subject was given both by Bucher and Rittmann.

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