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Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry; October 2007; v. 67;1; p. iii-iv
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Over 25 years ago, Volume 9 of Reviews in Mineralogy: Amphiboles and Other Hydrous Pyriboles seemed to contain all that was possible to know about this group of fascinating minerals. The subsequent twenty-five years have shown that this assessment was wrong: Nature was keeping a lot in reserve, and has since revealed considerable new complexity in the constitution and behavior of amphiboles. Some of the advances in knowledge have been due to the use of new experimental techniques, some have been due to the investigation of hitherto neglected rock-types, and some have been due to the development of new ideas.

  1. The identification and systematic investigation . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Frank C. Hawthorne

Winnipeg, Canada

Roberta Oberti

Pavia, Italy

Giancarlo Della Ventura

Roma, Italy

Annibale Mottana

Roma, Italy, July 31, 2007






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