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The Moyale graphite deposit, Southern Ethiopia
(NGU Bulletin (436), Journal article, 2000)Precambrian metamorphic rocks of southern Ethiopia, belonging to the Pan-African (Mozambique Belt), host the Moyale graphite deposit. The principal rock units are amphibole schists, quartz-feldspar-mica schists, granodiorites, ... -
The nature and tectonic setting of mélange deposits in Soknedal, near Støren, Central Norwegian Caledonides.
(NGU (378), Journal article, 1983)A sedimentary m\u00E9lange occurs as a mega-lens just east of the disjunctive boundary between the Støren Nappe and the Gula Nappe within the Trondheim Nappe Complex in the Soknedal-Støren area. Packets, blocks and shreds ... -
The nature of the basement contact.
(NGU (227), Journal article, 1964)The gneisses below the Cambrian schist or Eocambrian flagstones in the central Norwegian Caledonides have been considered of Precambrian age, but the fact that the contact is always concordant has been explained as due to ... -
The Nickeliferous Iveland-Evje amphibolite and its relation.
(NGU (168a), Journal article, 1947)The pre-Cambrian nickelferous meta-norite at Iveland-Evje represents an amphibolite body entirely surrounded by gneissous granite and augen genisses. More than 90% of the amphibolite body is made up with schistose or ... -
The northern Kongsberg series and its western margin.
(NGU (370), Journal article, 1981)In the Kongsberg Series a major fold interference pattern was established during the Svecofennian orogeny before westward thrusting over the Telemark block developed a margin of ultramylonite (preserved from Flesberg to ... -
The Norwegian groundwater monitoring network (LGN): alkalinity trends in selected aquifers from southern Norway during 1980-1990
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The Ordovician Grøndalsfjell Intrusive Complex: Central Scandinavian Caledonides: field relations, petrography and emplacement
(NGU Bulletin (435), Journal article, 1999)The Grøndalsfjell Intrusive Complex (GIC) is part of a major plutonic province located in the Gjersvik Nappe of the Upper Allochthon in the Caledonides of Central Norway. Field relationships and petrography suggest that ... -
The origin of macrorhytmic units in the Lower Zone of the Lille Kufjord Intrusion, northern Norway.
(NGU Bulletin (420), Journal article, 1990)The Lille Kufjord intrusion is one of the youngest mafic plutons in the Seiland Magmatic Province which forms part of the Middle Allochthon of the North Norwegian Caledonides. It was emplaced at a mid-crustal level into ... -
The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Excursion 2. Nittedal cauldron (Alnsjøen area).
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Excursion 3. Central part of the Oslofjord.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Excursion 4. Metallogeny associated with the Oslo rifting.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Excursion 5. Krokskogen lava area.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Excursion 6. Southern part of the Oslo Rift.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Geophysical investigations.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Isotop- and trace-element chemistry, geochronology.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Metallogeny.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Petrology of the plutonic rocks.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Sedimentary rocks associated with the Oslo region lavas.
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The Oslo paleorift - A review and guide to excursions. Tectonomagnetic evolution.
(NGU (337), Journal article, 1978)