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A. V. A. Technique in Microfabric Analysis: Examples from Delhi Group at Lalsot in Northeastern Rajasthan


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Selected specimens of quartzite belonging to the Precambrian Delhi Group, which bear evidence of one main phase of deformation and related recrystallisation, have been studied by the A. V. A. technique. The c-axes of quartz show preferred orientation patterns which are controlled by the spatial distribution of direction groups of quartz. Recognition of the direction groups and the manner of their distribution help to predict the inherently inhomogeneous nature of the microfabric and the likely pattern of symmetry.
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  • A. V. A. Technique in Microfabric Analysis: Examples from Delhi Group at Lalsot in Northeastern Rajasthan

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P. K. Gangopadhyay
Department of Geology, Presidency College, Calcutta, India
T. K. Pyne
Department of Geology, Presidency College, Calcutta, India

Abstract


Selected specimens of quartzite belonging to the Precambrian Delhi Group, which bear evidence of one main phase of deformation and related recrystallisation, have been studied by the A. V. A. technique. The c-axes of quartz show preferred orientation patterns which are controlled by the spatial distribution of direction groups of quartz. Recognition of the direction groups and the manner of their distribution help to predict the inherently inhomogeneous nature of the microfabric and the likely pattern of symmetry.