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	Schorl - LoveToKnow Watches
		It is commonly found that the schorl is of a brown colour in the interior of the crystals but blue at the edges; probably the brown is primary or has been derived from biotite, but the blue principally from the replacement of felspar.
		The rock known as luxullianite, obtained near Luxullian village in Cornwall and used as an ornamental stone for the sarcophagus of the duke of Wellington's monument in St Paul's Cathedral, is a tourmaline granite in which the replacement of biotite and felspar by quartz and tourmaline can be seen in progress.
		The new tourmaline is in fine pointed needles which have a stellate or divergent arrangement, and is embedded in quartz: often these needles are planted on the surface of corroded crystals of primary brown schorl.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Schorl (1025 words)

	Tourmaline Bibliography - Igneous Rocks
		Alderton, D. (1979) Luxullianite in situ within the St. Austell granite, Cornwall - a discussion.
		Lister, C. (1978) Luxullianite in situ within the St. Austell granite, Cornwall.
		Lister, C. (1979) Luxullianite in situ within the St. Austell granite, Cornwall - a reply.
	www.geol.lsu.edu /henry/Research/tourmaline/bibliography/TourmalineIgneousRocks.htm (4828 words)

	The Cornubian Batholith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Metasomatic tourmaline granites show every gradation from the above, with progressive elimination of micas and feldspars, to a quartz-tourmaline tourmalinite (some of which appear to be intrusive - products of extreme fractionation, such as the dyke at Roche Rock [SW992594] and the tourmalinite at Porth Ledden [SW354320] near Cape Cornwall).
		Examples include rocks such as Luxullianite and Trevalganite.
		Boron (and hence, tourmaline) has played a major part in the transport of metals during the high temperature phases of mineralisation (Charoy, 1982) and is a common constituent of main stage Sn lodes (Farmer, 1991) at depth (e.g., South Crofty Mine).
	www.phdcsm.freeserve.co.uk /batholith.htm (8198 words)

	luxive Luxive - definition of Luxive by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...
		Chapter Lustering itoi Lychnoscope of L by Websters Luxive Luxive a Given to luxury voluptuous Obs Luxullianite Luxullianite n So called from Luxullian in Cornwall Min A kind of granite from Luxullian Cornwall characterized by the
		ARTFL Project: Webster Dictionary, 1913 Luxive Luxive a Given to luxury voluptuous Obs Luxullianite Luxullianite n So called from Luxullian in Cornwall Min A kind of granite from Luxullian Cornwall characterized by the
		bootlegbooks: Websters Revised Unabridged Dictionary 1913, Page 935 Luxive Luxive a Given to luxury voluptuous Obs Luxullianite Luxullianite n So called from Luxullian in Cornwall Min A kind of granite from Luxullian Cornwall characterized by
	repolarized.blog3.theviewblog.com /1143341449.html (916 words)

	luxurist Luxurist - Definition of Luxurist by Websters Online Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lump - Lymphoid Dictionary: Lump - Lymphoid: Cant find what you want Ask your question here Luxurist Luxury Luz lx lxx lxxx ly Lyam Lybian Lycaena lycaenid Lycaenidae Lycaeon Lycanthrope Lycanthropia
		luxullianite- Sepola Search 2005 Luxurist - Definition of Luxurist by Webster Dictionary www.webster-dictionary.net Luxembourger.
		Chapter Lustering itoi Lychnoscope of L by Websters Luxurist Luxurist n One given to luxury Obs Sir W Temple Luxury Luxury n pl Luxuries L luxuria fr luxus cf F luxure 1 A free indulgence in costly food dress furniture or anything
	endosseous.blog4.theblogonline.com /1143351171.html (989 words)

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