Alkaline Rocks: The Monteregian Hills

Alkaline Rocks: The Monteregian Hills – The Canadian Mineralogist Vol. 10, part 3

Alkaline Rocks: The Monteregian Hills is a landmark special issue devoted to the geology, petrology, mineralogy, and geochemistry of Quebec's famous Monteregian Hills alkaline igneous province. Edited by L.G. Berry, the volume contains the proceedings of a 1969 symposium held in Montréal and brings together contributions from leading researchers on the origin, evolution, and mineral deposits of the Monteregian intrusions, including the renowned Oka carbonatite complex. An important reference for geologists, mineralogists, and collectors interested in alkaline rocks and Canadian geology.

These are original publications and are not newly printed. Copies are complete but may exhibit shelf wear, edge wear, discoloration, or other signs of handling and long-term storage consistent with their age. Condition may vary slightly between copies.

Softcover. 305 pages. 1970.

ISBN:0008-4476