Abstract

Granitic rocks of Newfoundland are described on the basis of field observations and analysis of grain sequences of essential minerals and are compared with granite, a concept developed in investigation of Eurasian intrusives. Samples included ideal granites and granites affected by the earliest stages of metasomatism. All non-ideal granites have been albitized. Albitization is most intensive in Precambrian adamellites of the Avalon Platform, fine-grained granites of the Gander massif are albitized and silicified, and alkali granites of the Buchens Mine region are K-feldspathized and silicified. — Author.

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