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Foreword This Memoir describes the
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Page Chapter 6 Structure 75 Folds 7
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Page List of Plates Plate 1 - Coars
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Plate 48 Plate 49 Plate 50 Plate 51
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Table 1 - Grain Size Description an
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TATE'S CAIRN • HO CHUNC 0 1 2 3 4
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The Present Survey Geological field
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Table 2 - Solid Rocks and Superfici
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Pumice, glass- Crystals, crystal fr
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(2) Western Hong Kong Island (4) Fe
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T-HT+T + T+T+T VT+-TV*V' YUNG SHUE
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Plate 3 - Thin Section of Lapilli-b
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Plate 7 - Coarse Ash Tuff in Tai Mo
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Details Tate's Cairn to Fei Ngo Sha
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Siu Chai Wan to Big Wave Bay. New e
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South of Rennie's Mill (4410 1760),
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Victoria Peak to Aberdeen, Mount Ca
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An extensive outcrop of Tai Mo Shan
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The field criteria used by Allen &
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dark biotite-rich groundmass. Bioti
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On Stonecutters Island the rock is
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Plate 17 - Coarse-grained Granite (
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Plate 21 - Fine- to Medium-grained
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«, , , y 25 - Megacrystic Medium-g
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with the older coarse-grained grani
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semi-liquid state. Near the contact
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along Tai Hang Road near its juncti
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1 HK4040, 2. HK4221, 3. HK4222, 4.
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follows the observed emplacement se
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The geochronology of the granites h
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Abundant Feldspar / Sparsely Figure
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Plate 30 - Quartz Syenite (HK 4019)
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Plate 34 - Thin Section of Quartzph
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in diameter. Biotite is present as
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Page 119 and 120: MINERAL PROSPECTS AND MINOR WORKING
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