Abstract
Natural rhombohedral carbonate crystals were studied by X-ray transmission topography. Several correlations between growth defects (faults, inclusions, dislocations) were observed : growth bands, often spotted by solid inclusions and parallel to the faces of crystals ; twin boundaries and faults on wich dislocations undergo changes in direction ; dislocations frequently in series or bundles, with a Burgers vector type : 1/2 <1[-1]0>.
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