Tectonic Model For Kimberlite Exploration In The Appalachians

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jay Parrish
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

Appalachian kimberlites appear to be spatially distributed along two structure parallel trends running from Tennessee to New York. It is hypothesized that the kimberlites were emplaced at the intersection of structure parallel basement faults and cross- structural lineaments. The latter are expressed in potential field and remotely sensed data. The western trend follows the Rome Trough from eastern Kentucky to south central New York. The eastern trend parallels the edge of the Ridge and Valley in Virginia and Maryland.
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APA: Jay Parrish  (1984)  Tectonic Model For Kimberlite Exploration In The Appalachians

MLA: Jay Parrish Tectonic Model For Kimberlite Exploration In The Appalachians. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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