Polarisationsmikroskopie: Olivin-Melilithit vom Hochbohl
Nahezu isotroper Melilith mit angedeuteter Pflockstruktur (oben: Bildmitte) in Olivin-Melilithit (TRÖGER 1934) [Synonym: Melilithbasalt STELZNER 1882] von der Typlokalität Hochbohl bei Owen, Schwäbische Alb, neben Olivin, Augit, Perowskit (weißer Pfeil) und Chromit [siehe unten].
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| Sections | Natur: Steine & Mineralien Motive: Wissenschaft Natur: Mikroskop-Aufnahmen |
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