XRD and Electron-Microscopy Investigations of Layer Silicates
Editor: R.F. Martin
Volume 36, part 5, 1998
A demonstration of the power of a combined XRD-TEM approach in the study of layer silicates.
TI 36-6, 242 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/ CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Granitic Pegmatites: The Cerny-Foord Volume
Editors: A.J. Anderson, W.B. Simmons, Jr., L.A. Groat & R.F. Martin
Volume 36, part 2, 1998
A wide spectrum of pegmatite research, from regional field-based studies to detailed characterization of pegmatites minerals and fluids.
TI 36-2, 434 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/ CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Tectonometamorphic Studies in the Canadian Shield (part I)
Editors: R.G. Berman, R.M. Easton & R.F. Martin
Volume 35, part 5, 1997
A summary of what is known of the tectonometamorphic history of a significant part of the Canadian Shield. Complements the incoming tectonometamorphic map of the Canadian Shield by the Geological Survey of Canada.
TI35-5, 304 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/ CAN$38 (in Canada
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Nature and Origin of Primitive Magmas at Subduction Zones
Editors: G.T. Nixon, A.D. Johnston & R.F. Martin
Volume 35, part 2, 1997
An examination of the diverse petrological and geochemical aspects of primitive (i.e. primary or least fractionated) magmas in both oceanic and continental arc settings.
TI 35-2, 318 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Alkaline Rocks: Petrology and Mineralogy
Editors: R.H. Mitchell, G.N. Eby & R.F. Martin
Volume 34, part 2, 1996
A collection of papers that describes the mineralogy and origin of many different types of alkaline rocks. A useful volume for mineralogists, petrologists and exploration geologists seeking to understand the genesis of rare-element mineral deposits.
TI 34-2, 312 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Microbeam Techniques in the Earth Sciences
Editors: F.C. Hawthorne & R.F. Martin
Volume 33, part 2, 1995v A presentation of the range of microbeam techniques currently available, and of the kind of work that can be done with them.
TI 33-2, 308 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Granitic pegmatites
Editors : R.F. Martin & P. Cerny
Volume 30, part 3, 1992
Contributions resulting from focussed research into granitic pegmatites. The 26 papers cover experimental insights and modeling of pegmatite crystallization, crystal chemistry of rock-forming and accessory minerals, evolutionary aspects of mineral assemblages carrying the rare elements, and various aspects of large-scale systems of fertile granites and their pegmatite progeny.
TI 30-3, 457 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/$38CAN (in Canada)
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Quantitative Methods in Petrology
Editors: T.M. Gordon & R.F. Martin
Volume 29, part 4, 1991
An issue in honor of H.J. Greenwood. The 24 papers cover algebraic methods, theoretical and experimental studies of mixed-volatile systems, quantitative models of petrological processes and quantitative field studies.
TI 29-4, 473 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Advances in the Study of Platinum-Group Elements
Editors: S.-J. Barnes & M. Duke
Volume 28, part 3, 1990
The 21 papers in this volume cover four broad categories: showings of platinum-group minerals (PGM) and PGE deposits; the distribution of PGE in ophiolites; the mobility of the PGE; mineralogy of the PGE.
TI 28-3, 312 pages, US$38 (outside Canada)/CAN$38 (in Canada)
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Seafloor Hydrothermal Mineralization
Editors : T.L. Barrett & J.L. Jambor
Volume 26, part 3, 1988
The discovery of active seafloor hydrothermal systems has had a major impact on the field of economic geology. Indeed, the study of these natural laboratories has led to a substantial refinement of our models of ore-forming processes, particularly as applied to volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. After a review of hydrothermal mineralization at oceanic ridges, this thematic issue examines hydrothermal processes at the Eastern and Northeastern Pacific Ridges, at the Mid-Atlantic and Mid-Indian Ridges, and at the Red Sea Rift.
TI 26-3, 460 pages, hardcover, US$32 (outside Canada)/CAN$32 (in Canada)
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Ore Deposits and Related Petrology of Mafic - Ultramafic Suites
Editors: O.R. Eackstrand, D.H. Watkinson
Volume 22, part 1, 1984
The 17 contributions that make up this volume fall into five groups: nickel-copper deposits, host rocks of nickel-copper deposits, platinum-group elements (PGE), chromite, and asbestos and serpentinites.
TI 22-1, 212 pages, US$11 (outside Canada)/CAN$11 (in Canada)
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The Crystal Chemistry of the Amphiboles
Editor: F.C. Hawthorne
Volume 21, part 2, 1983
A critical evaluation of all crystallographic, spectroscopic and crystal-chemistry data on amphiboles published prior to 1983. This compendium belongs on the desk of everyone who works with amphiboles. Still highly recommended background reading in the 1997 IMA report on the nomenclature of amphiboles.
TI 21-2, 307 pages, US$11 (outside Canada)/CAN$11 (in Canada)
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High-Grade Metamorphism
Editor E.D. Ghent
Volume 20, part 3, 1982
The nine papers deal with various aspects of high-grade metamorphism such as geothermometry and geobarometry, P-T estimates from mineral equilibria and fluid inclusions, metamorphic processes, high-grade retrograde reactions.
TI 20-3, 144 pages, US$9 (outside Canada)/CAN$9 (in Canada)
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