Geochemical evolution of topaz rhyolites from the Thomas Range and Spor Mountain, Utah.

E. H. Christiansen; J. V. Bikun; M. F. Sheridan; D. M. Burt

Geochemical evolution of topaz rhyolites from the Thomas Range and Spor Mountain, Utah.

E. H. Christiansen
, J. V. Bikun
, M. F. Sheridan
, D. M. Burt

Earth Sciences

University at Buffalo

University of Iowa

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Abstract

Forming part of a bimodal sequence of basalt and rhyolite, these topaz rhyolites display chemical and mineralogical compositions which suggest that either element migration or monazite, sphene or samarskite fractionation played some role in their genesis.-J.A.Z.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	223-236
Number of pages	14
Journal	American Mineralogist
Volume	69
Issue number	3-4
State	Published - 1984

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