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The genetic classification of Litchifieldite

There is no doubt that these rocks were affected by the metamorphism and this is the origin of some unique features present in litchfieldite: subsolvus paragenesis of feldspar, gnaissic and foliation, orientation of the nepheline optical axis, and so on. In some occurrence there was a certain grade of anatexis and the production of real igneous anatetic pgmatite, like in Canaã massif (Brazil).

I indicate in this case to adopt the same formula that was used to describe "Charnockite":

metamorphosed igneous rocks
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I think that is the best way to satisfy the geologists who have difficulties to accept litchifieldite as metamorphic rock.

Zimbres 15:39, 26 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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