NASA NTRS · 19860016433
Greenstone belts: Their components and structure
Abstract
Greenstone sucessions are defined as the nongranitoid component of granitoid-greenstone terrain and are linear to irregular in shape and where linear are termed belts. The chemical composition of greenstones is described. Also discussed are the continental environments of greenstone successions. The effects of contact with granitoids, geophysical properties, recumbent folds and late formation structures upon greenstones are examined. Large stratigraphy thicknesses are explained.
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Vearncombe, J. R., Barton, J. M., Jr., Vanreenen, D. D., Phillips, G. N., Wilson, A. H.. 1986-01-01. Greenstone belts: Their components and structure. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860016433
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