dolerite in Czech

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1. This penetrative hydrothermal alteration is associated with the Brecciation of the dolerite

2. The dolerite is generally of high strength and little affected by weathering and thus yields high quality aggregates.

3. The Stonehenge Bluestones are of volcanic and igneous rocks, the most common of which are called dolerite and rhyolite

4. …of the surviving 45 original Bluestones of Stonehenge are of spotted dolerite (also called diabase) from southwest Wales, specifically the Preseli Mountains

5. The researchers found that at least 55 percent of the dolerite Bluestones came from a location, known as Carn Goedog, which is farther north than …

6. Dr Richard Bevins (Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales) and Dr Rob Ixer (UCL and University of Leicester) have identified the outcrop of Carn Goedog as the main source of Stonehenge's 'spotted dolerite' Bluestones and the

7. Indeed, epidote, chlorite, and quartz (related to the hydrothermal alteration) fill veins up to 10 mm wide, which crosscut the dolerite, developed contemporaneously to the Brecciation because they crosscut the breccia or are fragmented into the breccia

8. The mineralogical study shows that the center of the principal flow is made of albitic dolerite with preserved pyroxene and albite and that the boundaries up to one meter and also the lower flow have a spilitic composition.

9. Dolerite, when composed entirely of Augite and labradorite, produces rather inferior soils; but when it contains oligoclase and zeolites, and comes under the head of basalt, its disintegration is the source of soils remarkable for their fertility; for these latter substances undergoing rapid decomposition furnish the plants with abundant