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CONTENTSTitle pagePage1ForewordContentsChapter 1Chapter 2Chapter 3Chapter 4Map and Memoir Series NotesIntroductionLocation and PhysiographyPrevious WorkPresent SurveyArchival DataOutline of GeologyPalaeozoic RocksClassification and DistributionSan Tin GroupYuen Long FormationDetailsPetrographySedimentary EnvironmentLok Ma Chau Formation (Mai Po Member)DetailsPetrographyPalaeontologySedimentary EnvironmentMesozoic Volcanic and Sedimentary RocksClassification and DistributionTsuen Wan Volcanic GroupYim Tin Tsai FormationDetailsPetrographyVolcanic EnvironmentShing Mun FormationDetailsPetrographyVolcanic and Sedimentary EnvironmentShek Lung Kung MemberDetailsPetrographyVolcanic Environment12151517192022272727272829292930353535363636363940404141414242424343
Page 2 and 3: UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONGLIBRARIES
Page 4 and 5: © Government of Hong KongPublished
Page 8 and 9: Repulse Bay Volcanic Group 43Lantau
Page 10 and 11: Hydrothermal Alteration 103Kaoliniz
Page 12 and 13: (Figures)15 Geological Log of Boreh
Page 14 and 15: and* This memoir describes the geol
Page 17 and 18: Chapter 1IntroductionLocation and P
Page 19 and 20: of the district. Ma Wan near Tsing
Page 21 and 22: Present SurveyGeological field mapp
Page 23 and 24: Figure 4 - Location of Boreholes an
Page 25 and 26: Table 2-SoIid Rocks and Superficial
Page 27: alteration of volcanic and adjacent
Page 30 and 31: The thickness of the marble is poor
Page 32 and 33: fine-grained sandstone and siltston
Page 34 and 35: The contact between foliated sandst
Page 36 and 37: Plate 5 - Near Vertical Quartzitic
Page 38 and 39: Chapter 4Mesozoic Volcanic and Sedi
Page 40 and 41: Pumice, glassCrystals,crystalfragme
Page 42 and 43: contain porph>Titic lapilii t>pical
Page 44 and 45: ashes, in contrast with the coarser
Page 46 and 47: These beds are extensive in the wes
Page 48 and 49: Plate 9 - Banded Rhyolite Lava (089
Page 50 and 51: Plate 13 - Thin Section of Spheruli
Page 52 and 53: Volcanic EnvironmentEuhedral crysta
Page 54 and 55: and 500 m to the east (1434 1246) a
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Two samples from Lantau Peak, analy
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Details J .Pak Kok. On the east sid
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abundant very fine-grained lithic f
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Plate 18 - Thin Section ofGranodior
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GranodioriteDistribution and Lithol
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against the granite country rock. M
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Plate 22 - Porphyritic Medium-grain
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Hei Ling Chan. Porphyritic medium-g
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fresh is pleochroic, varying from l
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200 m to the south, there is a irre
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Quartz syenite is poorly exposed in
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Exposures of the eastern outcrop of
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3j A 4: 5 6' 7 8 9 l o--*'»•"»'
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Feldsparphyric rhyolites and porphy
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idge of Tsing Yi. The dykes, expose
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Peng Chau. On the northern coast of
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Plate 31 - Thin Section ofMegacryst
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Lam Chau. An altered basalt dyke cr
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A typical, finer-grained sample of
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Plate 35 - Lamprophyre Dyke Trendin
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Chapter 7StructureIntroductionThe s
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The Lantau CalderaThe clearest stru
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The northeast- and northwest-trendi
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Plate 39 - Foliated Basalt Dyke Cut
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ocks adjacent to the caldera margin
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maps as metasandstones and metasilt
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Rock andweathered rockFigure 12 - S
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Mui Wo. Extensive alluvial flats oc
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Plate 42 - Fluvial and Slope Deposi
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Yam O Wan - Yi Fak Wan. Small, isol
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Sz Pak Wan - Sam Pak Wan - Yi Pak W
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Plate 46 - Raised Sand Bar or Dune
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of uncertain stratigraphical signif
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Urmston Road - Brothers proto - cha
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filling channels and transporting s
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Sham Wat FormationThe Sham Wat Form
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Approximate depth (metres)Two-way t
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BOREHOLEBENTHONIC FORAMINIFER1DAPLA
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811 490E820 520NPD-iUrmston Road -
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Figure 19 - Distribution and Thickn
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Sea bed plumesSea bedHang Hau Forma
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10-Sea bedHang Hau Formation20-OLCD
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West Lamma Channel The Hang Hau For
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corestone boulders. Granite cliffs
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Plate 49 - Feldsparphyric Rhyolite
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Plate 53 - Sheet Joints in Medium-g
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aA /ChekLapKokYUE SHAN(LANTAU ISLAN
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dressing on the foreshore of Sham W
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Evans, R.B. (1990). Hong Kong Gravi
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Lee, C.M. (1985). Explanatory notes
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Whiteside, P.G.D. & Wragge-Morley,
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Appendix 2Selected Whole-rock XRF G
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Appendix 2 (continued)Sample HK5570
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Appendix 3Microfossils Identified f
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Appendix 4bSelective normalized pal
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IndexPage numbers in bold refer to
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Hang Hau Formation 25, 115, 118, 12
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San Chau 30, 31, 32, 54San Shek Wan
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