1. Amygdaloidal synonyms, Amygdaloidal pronunciation, Amygdaloidal translation, English dictionary definition of Amygdaloidal

2. Also Amygdaloidal (-loi′dl) 1

3. Vesicular and Amygdaloidal Textures

4. Also Amygdaloidal (-loi′dl) 1

5. Large Copper mass from Amygdaloidal basalts

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10. Amygdaloidal basalt from Vacaria, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

11. Amygdaloidal basalt with amygdales filled by Zeolite

12. 3 synonyms for Amygdaloid: almond-shaped, amygdaliform, Amygdaloidal

13. 3 synonyms for Amygdaloid: almond-shaped, amygdaliform, Amygdaloidal

14. 3 synonyms for amygdaloid: almond-shaped, amygdaliform, Amygdaloidal

15. Rocks containing amygdules can be described as Amygdaloidal

16. 3 synonyms for Amygdaloidal: almond-shaped, amygdaliform, amygdaloid

17. This sale is for 2 Amygdaloidal basalt lava chunks

18. Amygdaloidal basalt from the Precambrian of northern Michigan, USA

19. * Amygdaloidal structure * Columnar structure * Sheet structure * Flow structure * Pillow structure

20. Source for information on Amygdaloidal: A Dictionary of Ecology dictionary.

21. Geologic unit mapped in Maryland: Thick-bedded metabasalt with Amygdaloidal layers and secondary veins of quartz, calcite, and epidote; interbedded green tuffaceous phyllite and blue Amygdaloidal …

22. The above rock is an excellent example of a cupriferous Amygdaloidal basalt

23. A cyclic loading-unloading creep test on the Amygdaloidal basalt was

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25. When a rock contains Amygdales, geologists often describe it as an amygdaloidal rock

26. Amygdaloidal definition: (of a volcanic rock) containing amygdales Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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28. Neuropeptide S modulates the Amygdaloidal HCN activities (Ih) in rats: Implication in chronic pain Neuropharmacology

29. Amygdaloidal Basalt and Porphyry Chinese Writing Stones Mix of Colors Lake Superior rocks LoneWolfCraftShop

30. Amygdaloidal may be defined as “Amygdaloidal is a name given to igneous rocks”, “Pertaining to, or having the nature of, the rock amygdaloid” and “A textural term describing volcanic rocks that contain numerous amygdules ”.

31. Sams Creek Metabasalt - Altered basaltic flows, some Amygdaloidal; green, schistose, containing hornblende, epidote, chlorite, and quartz

32. The Copper occurs within open-space fillings and replacements in Amygdaloidal flow tops of the

33. Favorite Add to 2 pieces of Amygdaloidal basalt stone, Michigan rocks, rocks and minerals Sallysgemtreasures

34. Amygdaloidal basalt is a typical rock mass in the dam foundation of the Baihetan hydropower project in southwest China

35. Pink-colored rosette of stilbite and clear "Apophyllite" (probably hydroxyApophyllite) in an amygdaloidal cavity

36. Learn more about the word "Amygdaloidal", its origin, alternative forms, and usage from Wiktionary

37. Filled cavities in lavas are called amygdales, and a rock full of them can be called Amygdaloidal

38. Amygdaloidal basalt Port road outcrop, Morro de Jable, Pájara, Fuerteventura, Las Palmas Province, Canary Islands, Spain

39. The Amygdaloidal agates were formed by filling in the gas cavities within the dark colored basalt and andesite lava rocks

40. Filled cavities in lavas are called amygdales, and a rock full of them can be called Amygdaloidal. The amygdales are usually white in colour.

41. Keweenaw Amygdaloidal basalts have long had significant economic importance because native copper (Cu) is one of the more common vesicle-filling mineral

42. ‘It can be found in fissure veins and brecciated Amygdaloidal basalt lodes but not in the conglomerate lodes.’ ‘Orebodies in the fissure veins and both rock types were formed by hot water solutions moving upward and laterally along fractures and fault zones, brecciated Amygdaloidal flow tops, and permeable conglomerate beds.’

43. Amygdaloidal definition is - of, being, or containing small cavities in igneous rock that are filled with deposits of different minerals (such as chalcedony).

44. Amygdaloid - shaped like an almond almond-shaped , amygdaliform , Amygdaloidal rounded - curving and somewhat round in shape rather than jagged; "low rounded hills"; "rounded shoulders"

45. Examples of in a sentence The copper of the Lake Superior region is in the Keweenawaii system, chiefly in its sedimentary and Amygdaloidal parts.

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47. Whole-rock analyses of the amygdaloidal basalt host rock show strong enrichments in platinum-group elements (PGE + Au = 330 ppb), Ni, Cu, S, and Cr.

48. With rising and drawdown of the reservoir water level, the permeability and creep deformation characteristics of the Amygdaloidal basalt are much complicated in the long-term cyclic loading processes

49. Amygdaloidal tholeiitic flows, locally pillowed, have been mapped at intervals over a distance of 280 km along the margins of the North Savannas Rift Valley in southern Guyana and Brazil.

50. The amygdala in the brain; any shape resembling an almond nut; Amygdule, or amygdale, a mineral filled vesicle in volcanic rock, Amygdaloidal texture; Amygdaloid Island, an island in Lake Superior

51. Amygdaloid, derived from the ancient Greek for almond, can refer to: the amygdala in the brain any shape resembling an almond nut Amygdule, or amygdale, a mineral filled vesicle in volcanic rock, Amygdaloidal texture

52. Amygdaloidal basalt is a variety of basalt from the Isle of Skye, dark brown in colour due to the high amounts of iron, these specimens exhibit white crystal structures within vesicles known as amygdales

53. Platinum-group mineral (PGM)-bearing amygdule Fe-Ni(±Cu) sulfide has been discovered in samples of amygdaloidal basalt and underlying olivine spinifex-textured basalt from the flow top of Fred's Flow, Munro Township, Ontario.

54. A strong synclinal fold traverses Eday and Shapinsay, the axis being North and South. Near Haco's Ness in Shapinsay there is a small exposure of amygdaloidal diabase , which is (of course) older than that on Hoy.

55. The term Amygdaloidal refers to the characteristic shape of the mineral deposits, stemming from the Latin word amygdala, meaning “almond.” Though not generally considered one of the more aesthetically pleasing rocks, basalt was the inspiration for a line of stoneware generated by the English potter Josiah Wedgwood.

56. Glass may be present, particularly as rinds on rapidly chilled surfaces of lava flows, and is commonly (but not exclusively) associated with underwater eruptions. Amygdaloidal structure is common in relic vesicles and beautifully crystallized species of zeolites, quartz or calcite are frequently found.

57. Density considerations, the very close spatial association with the amygdules (vesicles), and the marked enrichment in PGE and related metals and S in the amygdaloidal basalt host rock contradict formation of the sulfide masses as droplets of immiscible sulfide liquid separated from silicate melt.

58. Amygdaloidal Minerals Where to look for minerals and how to identify them: One way to find minerals at Isle Royale or in the Keweenaw, is walking coastlines, especially those that are well wave-washed. The waves expose, polish and even sort the minerals and pebbles of various minerals.

59. A hand axe (or handaxe) is a prehistoric stone tool with two faces that is the longest-used tool in human history.It is usually made from flint or chert.It is characteristic of the lower Acheulean and middle Palaeolithic periods.Its technical name (biface) comes from the fact that the archetypical model is generally bifacial Lithic flake and almond-shaped (amygdaloidal).

60. A hand axe (or handaxe) is a prehistoric stone tool with two faces that is the longest-used tool in human history.It is usually made from flint or chert.It is characteristic of the lower Acheulean and middle Palaeolithic periods.Its technical name (biface) comes from the fact that the archetypical model is generally Bifacial Lithic flake and almond-shaped (amygdaloidal).

61. The upper division of the Old Red Sandstone is found only on Hoy, where it forms the Old Man of Hoy and neighbouring cliffs on the northwest coast. The Old Man of Hoy presents a characteristic section, for it exhibits a thick pile of massive, current-bedded red sandstone s resting upon a thin bed of amygdaloidal porphyrite near the foot of the pinnacle.