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307: 163: 95:) and the concomitant reduction in nepheline, theralite becomes gabbro. With a decrease in silica and reduction in olivine theralite grades into teschenite and with the addition of sodic feldspar, grades into essexite. With a further reduction in silica such that there is no feldspar these rocks become melteigites. With the addition of alkali feldspar replacing or becoming more dominant than calcic plagioclase theralites grade into foidal syenite, including 256: 118:
Teschenites were once considered part of the theralite group. They contain essential pyroxene, olivine and analcime rather than nepheline. Modern petrology would classify the teschenites as an analcime-bearing gabbro. They are petrogenetically unrelated to nepheline gabbros as analcime is not
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is a form of silica-undersaturated pyroxene gabbro, containing nepheline and orthoclase as essential constituents, though often in small proportions. Essexites can be considered to represent the intrusive equivalent of an alkaline basalt.
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Properly theralite is only for a specific type of calcic foidal gabbro, those with essential nepheline and without essential analcime or sodic feldspar.
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is foidal basalt with essential calic plagioclase but without essential olivine. It is essentially the volcanic equivalent of
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Essexites are no longer considered part of the theralite group and are more properly known as
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Essexites are usually associated with other alkaline, silica undersaturated to
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in these rocks may be of green colour or purplish-brown and rich in
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with essential calic plagioclase and essential olivine.
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This contains more detailed analytic and location data.
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theralite (mineral)- Britannica Online Encyclopedia|
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Heinrich, Microscopic Petrography, McGraw-Hill, 1956
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petrology
foidal
gabbro
augite
olivine
plagioclase
labradorite
nepheline
biotite
magnetite
ilmenite
analcime
basanite
basalt
Tephrite
essexite
shonkinite
Pyroxene
titanium
Essexite
monzonitic
references
inline citations
improve
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