INDEX, VOLUME 66, 1981*

Ab jnixio M0 calculations 819,1237 Analyses, cont. Analyses,cont. 'l233 974 Achondrite, oriented olivine ec1og i ie 459 zoisite, Cr epi dote, Cr 974 ANDERS0N,C.S. and S.t^l. BAILEY: ACKERMAND,DIETRICH see pattern FRANZ,GERHARD 872 eugsteri te A newcation ordering 185 Acrofanite, newmineral (abstr) I'r00 fayal i te 95 in amesite-2az Adu.laria,analyses 484 Fe dolomite 51? ANDERSON,J.B. sEeSHOEMAKER, 485 forsteri te 498 G.L. 169 Aegirine, analyses genesis 938 Afghanite, structure 777 fri edeli te I 061 Andesite,experirnental garnet 463,7lI ,743,1027 Anilite, Cu-Sbond 813 Ajoite, newdata 201 phase AKIZUKI,MIZUHIK0: Investigation glasses, Na 547 Anorthite, equilibria ll83 of phase transition of natural graphitic sulfidic schists 916 Antaractica greenali te az5 meteoriticolivine I 233 ZnSminerals by high resolu- '1006 to22 tion electron microscopy halloysite r 004 surinamite,etc. 480 Antigorite, dissolution 801 _: Origin of optical heulandi te variation in 403 hypersthene 75,337 Apatite Albi te i I menite 95,728,978 analyses 670 analys es 484 iron formation 89,51 1 inclusionin Cr diopside 347 heat capacity 1202 jonsomervilleite 834 Apuanite, microstructure I 073 Aldermanite,new mineral (abstr) 1099 kanoite 128 Aragonite,oolite 789 ARAKI.TAKAHARU and P.B. M00RE: Alforsite, newmineral 1050 kaolinite rock I 004 - Alkali diffusion, EPMA 547 kar'l i te 875 Diieni te, cul+Mn?tFe3l(oH)6 kornerupine 743 (Asrt03)5(Si lr04J i(Asr+04 ) : Alkali feldspars, thennodynamic t+; functi ons 1202 kutnahorite 280 metallic (AslrCu clusters Alkremite, Utah 741 kyani te 706 in an oxide matrix 1263 ALLARD,L.F. see GORDON,l^J.A. 127 I epi dol i te I ZL+ ---X-a2caand ;.Fi11owite, Almandine,analyses I eucite 669 (lln,FeTf*(PoA)6:- i ts Almbosite, newmineral (abstr) 878 I herzol i te 448 827 Alpine peridotite, Alps 443 I udwigi te 875 , seeM00RE, P.B. I 034 Al umophannacosiderite, new magnetite 95,337,729 mlliA, M. see KUEHNER,s.M. 563 mineral (abstr) I 099 margarite 215 Arizona,ajoite 201 Amesite-2H2,structure and meta-autunite I 070 Arrojadite, structure I 034 oroerr ng 185 metakaolin nodule I 004 Arsenohauchecornite, new (abstr) +JO AMOURIC,MARC see MELLINI, microcl i ne mineral minnesotai te 517 Asbecasite,bond angle 819 MARCELLO I 073 (abstr) ,analyses 94 rnuscovite 55,75,215,710,9.l3Ashanite,new mineral 217 Anphiboles, India 625 Naamphibole 464 Augite, dispersion 987 Analbite, heat capacity 1202 natroapophyllite 414 Australi a Analcime,optical variation 403 ol i vi ne 337,526 ,665 '450 '978 bannisteri te 1063 Andalusite, analyses 706 orthopyroxene 75,337,451,526 halloysite fromkaolinite 997 Analyses,chemical 729,967 iron fonnation 87,507 I ub6 adulari a 484 parascholzite 848 rneta-autunite aegiri ne 485 670 pyrrhoti te 1254 phlogopite 347,668,1.l58 ti vanite 866 ajoite 203 872 al bi te 484 plagioclase 75 Austria, kar'li te a l forsi te 1052 pleonaste 337 Axinite, structure 428 almandine 57,96 potassic lavas 671 amesite-2s2 I 86 prehnite 913 amphibo1 e 94,627 pyrophylI i te-1 rc 351 B-MgzSioa,structure 558 andalusite 706 pyroxenes 31,92 Backlscaiteredelectron anti gori te 802 pyroxmangite 281 detector 362 apati te 347,670 ri ebeckite 517 BAILEY,S.l^l. see ANDERS0N, C.S. 185 axi ni te 429 rhodonite 281 seeWEISS, ZDENEK 56] bannisteri te 1065 sapphirine,Be 1029 BTRER-;D.R. see SEKINE, bartoni te 371 schallerite 1056 TOSHIMORI 938 bayldonite 149 serpent'ine 347 BALTATZIS,EMM. and C. KATAGAS: biotite 56,75,96,359,7.I0,913 si derite 515 Margarite pseudonnrphs biotite, Si-rich 587 si I I imanite 706 after kyanite :in Glen Esk, brucite 802 spinel 670,729,743 Scotland 213 Ca amphibole 465 stauroli te 59,712 Balydkinite, newmineral calcite 504,5.|2 ster'linghiIlite 183 (abstr) 436 caryopi1ite 1060 sti lpnonelane 516 BAMBAUER,H. -U. SCCKROLL' chlori te 60,75,71I,9.l 3 surinamite 1026 HERBERT 763 chl ori toi d 7l I taaffeite 1029 Bannisteri te, empiri cal chromite, Mn l0l 5 taic 498,50I'802 fornulae ]063 c l i nopyroxene 128,337,452,666 ,728 theophrasti te 1021 BARGAR,K.E. ANdM.H. BEESON: cordierite 60,75,711,1030 ti tanomagnetjte 754 Hydrothermalalteration in corundum 743 ti vani te bo/ researchdrill hole Y-2, Low- Cr diopside 347 tremol i te 498,501 er GeyserBasin, Yellowstone Cr spinel 347 wai raki te 481 National Park, WYoming 473 dacfii ardi te 48.l wi nchi te oat BARRONNET,ALAIN see MELLINI, diopside 498 wonesi te 102 MARCELLO 1068 doloni te 347 yugawarali te 481

*Prepared by Michael J. Holdaway and Nazlee Coburn, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. Czechoslovaki l2E3

Bartonite Caamphibole, newmineral 369 analyses 465 Clinopyroxene,cont. structure Caoxalate trihydrate 859 analyses,synthetic 227 376 CABRI ution Basalt,olivine in vugs 980 , L.J . : Newmi neral names exsol 127 537,1099 ,127 4 magmagenesis 938 BAUER,J.F^ andSCLAR, C.B.: partitioning The"104 phase" in the Calcariousmetannrphi cs, REE 242 Scotland 49] Coesite, hi gh-pressure systemMg0-Si02-H20 576 Bayldonite, Calcite structure 324 formuTaa-nd structure 148 peridotite BEES0N,M.H. see BARGAR, analyses 504,512 Colorado, nodule 334 K.E. 473 decarbonation BENEKE,KLAUS and GERHARD LAGALY: equilibria ll35 Colquiriite, newmineral ool i (abstr) Krautite, MnHAsOa.H20- an te 789 879,1099 i ntracrystalI ine reactive California Combustionmetamorohism 997 alforsite mineral 432 1050 Connecticut BENNETT,C.E.G. and J. GMHAM: bartonite 369 di ckinsoni te I 034 Newobservations depositson olivine 980 fillowite 827 on natural phosphate pyrrhotites: magnetictransi- santaclari te I 54 Copper hydrate tion in hexagonalpyrrhotite Calderite, newdata (abstr) 1290 structure 169 1254 CAMERON,MARYELLEN polymorphism BENNETT,J.M. seeSMITH, J.V. 777 and J.J. 176 Bentorite, newmineral (abstr) PAPIKE:Structural and Copper-sulfurbond lengths 807 637 chernicalvariations in Cordierite, analyses BERG,J.H. andS.A. MORSE: pyroxenes Dispersionmethod I 60,75,711,1030 for olivine, , orthopyroxeneand augite structure 777 Corundum,ana lyses 743 985 Carbonates,North Cu-Sbond 813 Bergenite,new data (abstr) ll02 Carolina 278 Covellite, BERKLEY,J.L. ANDKEIL, CARPENTER,l',|.A.: A "conditional Crete, Mgcarpholite 1080 KLAUS: spinodal" peris- 0livine orientationin the within the Cristobalite, from combustion997 ALHA77005 terite miscibility gapof Crystal growth,diopside 223 achondrite 1233 plagioclase Beryl, l4alagasy 885 feldspars 553 Crystal structure Beryllium sil icates, M0 Carpholite,Mg, structure i080 amesi te-242 185 calculations Carrollite, M0calculations 1250 arrojadite- I 034 819 Caryopilite, BESANC0N,J.R.: Rateof cation crystal chemistry 1054 axini te 428 Cathophorite,new mineral oq 561 disorderingin ortho- (abstr) 9-Mszli pyroxenes 965 878 Daronr[e J/O plagioclase 3do Bessmertnovite,new mineral Cationordering, 553 biotite, Si-rich CATTI,MICHELE, (abstr) 878 GIOVANNIFERMRIS bol twoodi te 612 Bioti te and GABRIELLAIVALDI: The Ca oxalate trihydrate 859 crystal structure picro- i analyses 56,75,710,9.l3 of carphol te I 080 pharrnacoli te, CaaMg(HAs0a)z chalcocite, lov{ 808 radiohaloes 358 (As0a)2.11H20 - Si-rich, structure 586 385 chukhrovite, syntheti c 392 BISH,D.L.: Cationordering in Chabazii,ei str;cture 777 cl i nopyroxene 128 synthetic and natural CHAKOUMAKOS,8.C.,R.J. HILL and coesite, high pressure 324 Ni- phosphate Mgol ivine 770 G.V.GIBBS: A molecular copper hydrate, orbital studyof rings in tov _ andR.F. GIESE, JR.: QPM Interiayer IIb silicates andsi loxanes 1237 di cki nsoni te l034 bondingof pressure chlori te t2t6 Chalococite,low, structure 808 diopside, high 315 Bismutohauchecornite,new Chalcopyrite,Cu-S bond 813 di xeni te 1263 mineral(abstr) 436 CHAO,G.Y.: Ajoite, newdata 201 dj url ei te 808 Blueschist, : Newmineral narnes 217,878 fillowite 8?7 Aips 443 jagoi B0ETTCHER,A.L. see B0HLEN, efi-arnockite,origin 1164 te 852 s.R. 951 Chertnodules, metamorphic in kanoite 128 seeFARMER, G.L. I,|54 dolostone 491 heulandi te-Ca/NH4 309 B0HLEN,S.R. andA.L. B0ETTCHER: Chlori te kanonaite 56r Experimentali nvesti gations analyses 60,75,913 1epi dol i te 1221 andgeological applications IIb, interlayer bonding 1216 liebenbergite (Ni-Mg of orthopyroxenegeo- Chloritoid, analyses 711 olivine) 770 (abstr) .l099 barometry 95] Choloalite,new nineral natroapophylI i te 4.l6 Boltwoodite,structure 612 CHRIST,C.L,, memorialof 649 nukundamite, synthetic 398 Bookreviews 221,440,880,1104Chromiandiopside, kimberlite 347 pi cropharmacoli te 385 pseudonal Bondcalculations 819,1237 Chromianspinel, inclusion in achi te polymorphs 176 Bonddistances, Cr diopside 347 pyrophyllite-lzc 350 oxyanionsof pyroxenes Be,B, C, N 601 Chromite,zoned Mn-rich l0l3 I Bornite,Cu-S bond 813 Chukhrovite-(Ce),new data santacla ri te 154 (abstr) soddyi te 621 Brabantite, newmineral (abstr) 878 879 Chukhrovi ti vani te 868 Brazil, pyrophyllite- lrc 350 te, structure, BR0WN,P.E. seeGORDON, W.A. 127 synthesis 392 uranophane 612 CLARK, i te 620 Brucite, dissolution 801 J.R. seeCZAMANSKE, c.K. 369 v'leeks Crystais, largest 885 BRUSECK,P.R. see VEBLIN, D.R. 1.l07 _ see EVANSH.T., JR. 376 _ seeGARRELS, R.M. 649 Cyanophyil1ite, newmineral Buserite, intercalation by (abstr) dodecylamnoniumchl ori de, CLARK,R.S., JR., reviewof rhe 1274 synthesis 424 Sciences of l4inetaTs in Xhe CZAMANSKE,G.K., R.C. ERD, B.F. BUTT,C.R.M. and J. GRAHA|4: Aqe of Jeffetson (Greene LEONARDand J.L. CLARK: Sodianpotassian hydroxian and Burke) 441 Bartonite, a newpotassium meta-autunite:first Classification,of pyroxenes 2,40 iron sulfide mineral 369 natural occurrenceof an CLEMENCY,C.V. seeLIN, F.C. 801 CzechosI ova ki a internediate Clinochal comeni te, new I epidol i te 12?1 memberof a (abstr) predictedsolid solution mineral 217 sphalerite ]006 series 1068 C1i nopyroxene analyses 452,666,728 1284 Decarbonation

Decarbonationequilibria ll35 Eclogite,quartz 938 pentlandite and DEGANELLO,SERGIO, A.R. KAMPF, EC0N0M0U,MARIA see MARCOPOULOS, dj erfi sheri te and P.B. M00RE: The crystal THEODOR IO2O Exsolution,plagioclase 553 structure of calcium ---T:I. see PARASKEVOPOULOS, oxalate trihydrate: lol3 ca(H20)?(c204) 85e EDGAR,A.D. see KUEHNER,S.M. 663 FARMER,G.L. and A.L. B0ETTCHER: DELA VEGA;S.E. seeSWINNEA, J.S. 428 EHLMANN,A.J. see DEVERY,D.|t4. 592 Petrologic and crystal- DEMAY0,B. see SEAL,M. 358 Eifelite, newmineral (abstr) 218 chemica'lsignificance of DEPORTILLA, V.S., M,P. QUEVEDO EITEL,W.H., menrorial of 647 somedeep-seated andV. I . STEPANOV:The Ekaterinite,new mineral (abstr) 437 phlogopi tes I154 structureof bayldonite: Electrondensi ties, oxyanions FARR0W,C.M. see LEAKE, B. E. 625 chemicalanalysis djfferen- of Be, B, C, N 60.l Faujasite 777 tial thermalanalysis, and Electronmicroprobe, Na in Fayali te IR spectroscopy 148 gl asses 547 ana lyses 95 Desul fi dation 908 Electronmicroscopy geobarometry 951 DEVERY,D.M. and A.J. EHLMNN: altered glass 479 Fe dolomite,analyses 512 Morphologicalchanges in a amphibole ll07 FERRARIS,GI0VANNI see series of synthetic Mg- apuanite 1073 CATTI,MICHELE 385 cal ci tes 592 augite 1107 Ferrarisite, newmineral Devolatizationequilibria ll35 chlorite ll07 (abstr) 637 Diamond,fluid incl usions 746 clinojimthompsonite ll07 Ferrosilite Dickinsonite, structure 1034 cl inopyroxene | 32,'l107 geobaronetry 951 Differential thennal analysis, eugsterite 634 phaseelquilibria ll75 thermogravimetric analysi s halI oysite I 003 thermodynamicdata 951 ajoi te 203 ilmenitein olivine 976 FERRY,J.M.: Petroiogyof bayl doni te 149 kanoite 132 graphitic sulfide-rich eugsteri te 635 Mgcalcite .1069592 schists from south-central ha1loysi te I 002 meta-autunite .1003 l'laine: an exampleof de- kaol i ni te rock 1002 metakaolin sulfidation duringprograde karl i te 867 montmoriI I oni te 479 regional metanorphisrn 908 metakaolinnodule 1002 mullite l4Z Fillowite, structure 827 natroapophyil ite ^ 421 obsidian 478 FINGER,L.t.,,l. see HAZEN,R.M. 586 phyllosilicate, l0H 578 olivine, depositson 980 seeOHASHI, Y0SHIKAZU 154 santaclari te 164 ooli te 789 FftscHER, MICHAEL:New Diffusi ve transformation 763 orthopyroxene I 107 mineral names Diopsi de pyribole l l07 .. 214,436,637,878,1099,1274 analys es 498 pyroxenes 32 FLORKE,O.l.l., H.G. MIELKE, compositjonmelts LLJ schafarziki te |073 JURGENWICHERT ANd HOLGER high pressure structure Jtf, sphalerite 1006 KULKE:Quartz with rhonbo- Disordering rate, orthopyroxene 965 spodumene ll07.l83 hedral cleavagefrom Dispersion method 985 stirlinghillite Mada gascar Disp1 aci ve transformation 763 talc ll07 Fluid-rockratios 9UU Dissolution, kinetics 80'l tremoiite ll07 F0LAND,K.A. andM.E. WAGNER: Dixenite, crystal structure 1263 uralite ll07 A simplernethod of pre- Djurleite, structure 808 versiliaite 1073 paring glassesfrom rock Dolomi te wurtzite 1006 powders 1086 decarbonationeouilibria 1135 zeoli tes 479 Forsterite inclusion in Cr diopside 347 Zn staurol i te 933 analyses 498 ool i te 789 Enstatite,melting equilibria 1164 analyses,synthetic 227 Dorfmanite, newmineral (abstr) 217 Enumeration,of zeoliths 777 FOSTER,c.T., JR.: A thenno- DOI'JNS,J.|^J. and G.V. GIBBS: The Epidote,Cr in 974 dynamicmodel of mineral role of the BeoSi bond in the ERD,R. C . seeCZMANSKE, G.K. 369 segregationsin the lower structures of beryllosil icate Erionite, structure 777 sillimanite zonenear mineral s 819 ERNST,W.G.: Petrogenesisof Rangeley,Maine 260 - DUNN,P,J., review of e Manuaf eclogitesand peridotites Frameworksi l i cates, cl assi of NewMineraf Nanes, 7892- fron the Westernand Ligurian fi cati on 777 -zez8(Embrey and Fuller) 440 A1ps 443 France, picropharmacolite 385 Francis, C,A.: Newmineral _: Steri i nghi11i te, a new : Presentationof the hydrated manganesearsenate j'h-nera l ogi caI Society of names 217,878 mjneral from 0gensburg, AmericaAward for 1980to FRANZ,GERHARD, DIETRICH New Jersey 182 SusanWerner Kieffer 643 ACKERMNDand EDDIEKOCH: , P.B. LTAVENS,J.A. NORBERG ESSENE,E.J., reviewof opticaj Karli te, Mg7(803)3(0H,Cl)5, and R.A. RAMIK: Bannisterite: Minetalogg: The Nonopaque a newboraf,e mlneral ano new chemical data and Minerals (Phillips and associatedludwigite from empirical formulae 1963 Gri ffen ) 880 the EasternAlps 872 A.t'i. see MATHEW,M. 392 -and, D.R. PEACOR,J.A. NELEN - see GORDON,l,l.A. 127 FMZIER, J.A. N0RBERG:Crystal- - see NEWBERRY,N.G. 1050 FREER,R0BERT: Memorial of chenical data for schallerite, see WINTER,G.A. 278 RogerG.J. Strens 1095 caryopi1 ite and friedelite eugsterite, new minera1 632 FRENCH,B.M., reviewof from Franklin and Ster'ling EVANS,H.T.: Coopercoordina- PJanetarg GeoJ.ogg (Guest' Hill, NewJersey ]054 tion in low chalcociteand Butter$rorth,Murray and see STURMAN,B.D. 843 djurleite and other copper- O'Donnell) 440 ri ch sul fi des 807 Friedelite, crystal chemistry1054 and J.R. CLARK:The crystal structure of bartoni te, a potassiumiron sulfide, and its relationship to Ivaldi 1285

pyroxene-oxide Gabbro, Greece,cont. HERVIG,R.L. and J.V. SMITH: i ntergrowths TIJ theophrasti te I 020 Do1omite-apati te i nclusion Gaitite, new (abstr) nineral 1274 Greenalite, analyses )L3 i n chrome-diopsi de crystal , Garnet Greenland, in oljvines 976 BellsbankKimberlite, analyses 463,711,743,1027Greenschist,Alps 443 South Afri ca 346 nagmagenesis GRAPES,R.H.: 938 Chromianepidote _ see STEELE,I.M. 526 REEpartitioning 242 and zoisite in kyanite amphi- Heulandi te GARRELS,R.M. and J.R. CLARK: bol ite, SouthernAlps, New analyses Memorial 480 of CharlesL. Zealand 974 Ca/NH4,thermal stability 309 Christ 19]6-1980 649 Gregoryite, new mineral (abstr) 879 High , heat capadity 1202 GARRISON,J.R., JR.and L.A. Greigite, M0 calculations I 250 HILL, R.J.: Mineralogical TAYLOR:Petrogenesis of GREW,E.S.: Surinamite, Society pyroxene-oxi of America Kraus- de i ntergrowths taaffeite, and beryllian Glass Crystallographic from kimberlite and sapphirine from pegmatites Research Award for ]980 646 cumulaterocks: co-preci- in granulite-facies rocks of _ see CHAK0UMAKOS,B.C. 1237 pationor exsolution? 723 Casey Bay, EnderbyLand, H0ERSCH,A.L.: Progressive Geerite,new mineral (abstr) 1274 Antarcti ca 102? metamorphismof the chert- Georgia,quartz cell dimensions204 GREY,I.E. and E.H. NICKEL: bearing Durness limestone Geothermometry,geobarometry Tivanite, a new oxyhydroxide in the Beinn an Dubhaich calc-silicate rock 491 mineral from VlesternAustralia, aureole, Isle of Skye, eclogites 443 and its structural relation- Scotland: A reexamination 49] fayal i te 951 ship to and diaspore 866 HOLDAWAY,M.J. see NOVAK,J.M. 5I ferrosilite 951 GRIFFEN,D.T.: Synthetic FelZn HORIUCHI,HIR0YUKI gabbro and 723 staurolites and the ionic HIRoSHISAWAMoTo: B-Mg2Si0a: pxdiu5 qf IV7n2+ kimberli tes 723 %z Single-crystal X-ray dif- magnetite-ilmenite IlBg GUGGENHEIl.4,STEPHEN: Cation fraction study 568 Mndeposit 279,281 ordering in lepidolite 1221 HSU,L.C.: Phase pelitic relations schists 62,79,82,702 see JUNG,H.L. 350 of sometungstate minerals peridotite nodule 334 MNDERSON,-S.H. and H.-R. WENK: under hydrothermal peri condi- doti tes 443,723 Heterogeneousmi cros tructures tions 298 GIARDINI,A.A. seeMELT0N, C.E. 746 in oolitic carbonates 789 HURST,V.J. and S.P. STORCH: GIBBS,G.V. seeDOWNS, J.W. 819 GUPTA,ABHA, D.K. SWANSON,J.A. Regionalvariation in the _ see CHAKoUMAKoS,B.C. 1237 T0SSELLand G.V. G.IBBS: cell dinensions of meta- _ see GUPTA,ABHA 601 Calculation of bond distances, rnorphic quartz GIESE, ?04 R.F.,JR. seeBISH, D.L. 1Zt6 one-electron energies and HUTCHEON,I.D. see STEELE,I.I'1.526 GILBERT,M.C., Secretary: Pro- electron density distribu- Hydration reactions, ceedingsof the Sixty-first tions in first-row tetrahedral serpenti ni zati on Annual 290 Meetingof the hydroxy and oxyanions 601 Hydrogenbonding, chlorite 1216 MineralogicalSociety of Hydrothermalalteration, Americain Atlanta, Georgia 652 Yellowstone 473 Gittinsite, newmineral (abstr) l274 HALL,M.G. and G.E. Lloyd: The Hypersthene Glass, rock EPMA 1086 SEMexamination of geological analyses 75,337 Glasses,analyses of Na 547 sampleswith a semiconductor synthetic disordering 965 Glushinskite,new data (abstr) 439 back-scattered electron de- Gmelinite,structure 777 tector 362 join GOLDSMITH,J.R.: The CaAl2- Halloysite, from kaolinite 997 I I menite (anorthite-water) Si20g-H20 HARRISON,W.J. : PArtitiONiNg analyses 95,728 at elevatedpressures and .l83 of REEbetween minerals and exolution in olivine 976 temperatures 1 coexisting melts during Ilmeni te-hematite, phase G0LE,M.J. andCORNELIS KLEIN: partial melting of a garnet relations 1189 High-grademetamorphic Archean I herzol i te 242 India bandediron-formations, West- Hauchecorniteredefined, new diamondinclusions 746 ern Australia: assemblages mineral (abstr) 436 winchite 625 with coexisting pyroxenesI HAZEN,R.M., L.W. FINGER,and Infrared spectra fayali te 87 D. VELDE: Crystal structure bayldoni te 149 _ seeKLEIN, CoRNELIS 507 of a silica- and alkali-rich ha1loysite 1002 Goosecreekite,new mineral trioctahedral mica 586 kaoli ni te 197 (abstr) 1 t1E _ see SPEAR,F.S. 100 kaolinite rock ]002 GORDON,t,,l.A., D.R. PEACOR, P.E. Heat capacity karl i te 876 BROWN.E.J. ESSENEand L.F. albite, analbite 1202 1udwi gi te 876 jne, ALLARD:Exsol uti on rel ati on- microcl high sanidine 1202 metakaolinnodule 1002 ships in a clinopyroxeneof Hedenbergite,phase equilibria ll75 natroapophyllite ^ 421 averag_ecomposi tion CaO.43 Hematite, on olivine 980 phyllosi)icate, l0 A 582 127 Hematolite, comparedwith serpentine, AI 197 GRAillfi;63Tsgag'i1frffErr,,.,.n. 1254 di xeni te I 263 Intergrowths, pyroxene-oxide 723 -- seeBUTT, C.R.M. 1068 HEMING[^,AY,8.S., K.M. KRUPI(A Interlayer bonding, 0H vs F 1216 GMMBLING,J.A.: (yanite, anda- and R.A. R0BIE: Heat caDa- Ion microprobe,olivine, lusite, sillimanite,and re- cities of the alkali feldspars orthopyroxene 526 lated mineralassembiaqes in between 350 and ]000 K from Iron formation, Australia 87,507 the TruchasPeaks regi5n, differential scannjngcalori- Iron- oxides, phase NewMexico 702 metry, the thennodynamic relations 1189 Granulitefacies functions of the alkali Italy, biotite, Si-rich geoba 586 rometry 951 .l400felds!:ars from 298.'l5 to IVALDI,GABRIELLA see CATTI, meltin9 I 164 K, and the reaction MICHELE 385 Greece quartz + jadeite = analbite 1202 Mnchromite 10.l3 l2E6 Jacobs

of JACOBS,G.K. and D.M. KERRICK: KR0LL,HERBERT and H.-U. -li-geonite: The formation DevolatiI i zation equi1 i bria BAIIIBAUER:Diffusive and on the ioin in HrO-COzand HzO-COr-NaCl di splacive transfortrEtion hedenbergite-ferros i I i te fluids: a-nexpeiimental in plagioclaseand ternary at ll.5 and15 kbar: ex- and therntodynamicevalua- fel dsparseries 763 Derirnentsand a solution pressures KRUPTA,K.M. see HEMINGWAY, model ll75 tion at elevated I 189 and temperatures 1135 B.S. 120? SECSPENCER' K.J. phase KUEHNER,S.M., A.D. EDGARand Iingaltukuang,new mineral Jadeite, relations 1202 878 Jagoite, structure 852 M. ARIM: Petrogenesisof the (abstr) (abstr) ultraootassic rocks from the Linnaeite,M0 calculations I 250 Jamesite, new mineral 1275 777 JaDan LeuciteHi1ls, Wyoming 663 Liottite, structure KULKE,H0LGER see FL0RKE,0.W. 596 Liquifactionresidue, analcime 403 258 1221 Kulkeite, newmineral (abstr) 218 pyrrhoti te I I eoi dol i te M.G' 362 natroapophyllite 410,4.l6 KULLERUD,G., reviewof ceo- Lloyd,G.E. see HALL, deposits Johnsomervilleite, new chenisttg ot HVdtothetmT Lloyd,J.M.: Vapor (abstr) Eilition on olivine in vugsin a ba- mineral 437 ore Depsits, second 980 Jungite (correction), new (Barnes,Ed.) ll04 salt: an SEllaPPl ication data (abstr) 1280 KUO,L.-C. see KIRKPATRICK' LOUGHNAN,F.C. ANdF.I. R.J. 223 RoBERTS:The natural con- KUSHIRO,IKU0 seeMYSEN. 8.0. 678 version of orderedkaolinite (loH) at Burn- Kalborsite, newmineral (abstr) 879 KUTINA,JAN: reviewof Resources to halloysite KAMPF,A.R. see DEGANELLO, Minerales. Mineral Resources i ng Mountain near !'lingen, (Guilleminand Lagny, Eds.) 1104 NewSouth Wales 997 SERGIO 859 872 Kanoite, exsolution 127 Kutnahorite,analyses 280 Ludwigite,Austria Kanonaite, structure 56] Kuznetsovite, newmi nera . Kaoli ni te (abstr) I 100 'infrared Kyanite Macquartite,new mineral spectra 196 (abstr) 638 cl ayrock 997 amphibo1ite 974 Karlite, newmineral 872 analyses 706 Madagascar phaseequi I i bri a I 186 biotite radioha'loes 358 KATAGAS,C. see BALTATZIS,EMM. 213 596 KATO,TOSHIO see MIURA,YASUNORI 416 ouartz KEIL, KLAUSsee BERKLEY,J.L. 1233 Magnetic- transition, Keithconnite, newmineral LABOTKA,T.C., J.J. PAPIKE, pyrrhotite 1254 (abstr) 1275 D.T. VANII'IANand G.B. M0REY: Magnetite,analyses 95'337,729 kimberlite, peridotite 723 Petrologyof contact rneta- Magneti- te-ul vospinel , Kentucky, gap 751'759 Kenya, eugsterite 632 rnorphosedargillite from the niscibility KERRICK,D.M. see JACOBS,G.K. I l35 RoveFormation, Gunflint Maine Khademite,new data (abstr) ll02 Trail, Minnesota 7i Delitic schists 5l ,260 KIEFFER,S.W.: Acceptanceof LAGALY,GERHARD See BENEKE, sulfidic schists 908 the Mineralogical Society of KLAUS 432 Malagasy,beryl 885 America Award for ]980 644 Lanthanite-(Nd),new nineral Manganesedeposit, metamorDhosed 278 Kimberl i te 'n (abstr) 637 phi ogopite 54 Largestcrystals 885 Manganesehydrous oxide 424 pyroxene-oxi de i ntergrowths 723 LEAKE,B.E., C.M.FARR0W and Mantlexenoliths, PhlogoPite I 154 Kinetjcs, dissolution 801 V.K. NAYAK:Further studies MARCOPOULOS,THE0DOR and MARIA Ki ngsmountite, new rnineral on winchite from the type EC0N0M0U:Theophrastite, (abstr) 1275 1ocal i ty 625 Ni(0H)2,a newnineral KIRKPATRICK,R,J., L.-C. KUO LEAVENS,P.B. see DUNN, P.J. I 063 from northern Greece I 020 and J0HNMELCHI0R: Crystal LEE,J.H. andSTEPHEN Margarite, pseudomorphs ztJ growth in incongruently- GUGGENHEIM:Single crystal MARTINEZ,G. see VELDE, B. 196 melting compositions: X-ray refinementof pyro- MAS0N,BRIAN, review of Atlas programmedcool ing experi- ohillite-lrc 350 of Rock-Foming l4ineraTs (Mackenzie mentswith diopside 223 LEONARD,B.F. see CZAMANSKE, in Thin secjon KITAKAZE,ARASHI see SUGAKI, G.K. 369 and Guilford) 221 ASAHI KO 398 Lepidolite,structure, ordering t22l , review of cTobaL Tec- Metd-logeng KLEIN,CORNELIS and M.J. GOLE: ,analyses DOv xonics and ' & 2 and petrology of LEVIEN,LOUISE and C.T. PREWITT: volw )-, Nos. I (Kutina, 2?1 parts of the Marra Mamba High-pressure crysta l struc- Ed.) Iron Formation, Hamersley ture and compressibilityof ---Eineral, , review of GTossarg of Basin, WesternAustralia 507 coesite 324 species see G0LE,M.J. 87 and : High (t terscnerJ ?21 KNELLER,W.A.: Memorialof pressurestructural study , reviev{ of Klockmms of diopside 315 Lehtbuch det MinetaLogie V{ilhelmHermann Julius (Randohr Eitel 647 Levyne,structure 777 and Strunz) 881 K0CH,EDDIE see GRANZ,GERHARD 872 Lherzolite,Alps 443 Massspectrometry, dianond 746 Kolymite, newmineral (abstr) 218 Liebenbergite,cation ordering 770 i nclusi ons Kornerupine,analyses 743 Liguria,eclogites, peridotites 443 MATHEW,M., S. TAKAGI,K.R. KORZHINSKII,D.S. : Acceptance Limestone,ooli te 789 WAERSTADand A.}J.FRAZIER: of the Roebling Medal of the LIN, F.-C. and C.V.CLEMENCY: Thecrystal structure of Mineralogica of Thedissolution kinetics of svnthetic chukhrovite, 'l980l Society (soa)F13'12H20 392 America for oqz brucite, antigorite, talc, ciaAlSi KOSTINER,EDVJARD see SHOEMAKER, and phlogopiteat room MATSUEDA,HIMHARU, YASUNORI el I69,l76 temperatureand pressure 80] MIURAANd JOHN RUCKLIDGE: Kovdorskite,new mineral (abstr) 437 LINDSLEY,D.H.: Someexperjments Natroapophyl1ite,a new Krautite, alkyalarnineinter- pertaining to the magnetite- orthorhombricsodium analog calation, synthesis 432 ulvospinelmiscibil ity gaP 759 of apophylliteI. DescriP- New Jersey t287

tion, occurrenceand (0H)Z(P04)12:crystat Newminerals, cont. nomenclature 410 structure and crystal colquiriite (abstr) 879,1099 see MIURA,YASUN0RI 416 chemistry I 034 cyanophyillite(abstr) 1274 McCONNELL,J.D.C. : Time-remoera- _ see ARAKI,TAKAHARU 827,1263 dorfmanite(abstr) 217 ture study of the intensity _ see DEGANELLo,SERGIo 859 eifelite (abstr) 218 of sateilite ref lections MOREY,G.B. seeLABOTKA, T.C. 70 ekaterinite (abstr) 437 in nepheline 990 Morozeviczite,new mineral eugsterite 632 McGillite (abstr) 437 ferrarisite (abstr) 637 newmineral (abstr) 1276 MORSE,S.A. seeBERG, J,H. 985 gaitite (abstr) 1?74 relation to friedelite 106l MoRTIER,W.J. and J. R. PEARCE: geerite (abstr) 1274 McAuinessite,new mineral (abstr) 1276 Thermalstability of the gittinsite (abstr) 1274 MELCHI0R,JOHN see KIRKPATRICK, heulandi te-type frameworK: goosecreekite(abstr) 1275 R.J. 223 crystal structure of the gregoryite (abstr) 879 MELLINI,MARCELLO and STEFANO calcj unlamnoniumform de- hauchecornite (abstr) 436 MERLIN0:The crysta' hydratedat 483 K 309 jamesite (abstr) 1275 structure of jagoite B5Z MOSELEY,DAVID: Ilmenite ex- johnsomervilleite(abstr) 437 MARCAI4OURIC, ALAIN solution in olivine 976 kalborsite(abstr) 879 BARONNETTandGENEVIEVE Mossbauerspectroscopy, biotite 359 karl ite 872 MERCUI0T:Microstructures Mullite keithconnite (abstr) 1275 and nonstoichiometryin from kaolinite 997 kingsmountite(abstr) 1275 schafarzikite-likeminerals 1073 twinningand superstructure 142 kolymite(abstr) 218 _ seeM00RE, P.B. 1034 Muscoviteanalyses 55,75,7.l0,9'l3 kovdorskite(abstr) 437 Me:ltingexperiments, C02 ll64 MYSEN,8.0., F.J. RYERSO| (abstr) ano kulkejte 'l100218 MELToN,C.E. andA.A. GIARDINI: DAVIDVIRGO: The struc- kuznetsovite(abstr) Thenature and significance tural role of phosphorus lanthanite-(Nd)(abstr) 637 of occludedfluids in three in silicate melts 106 lingaitukuang(abstr) 878 Indian diamonds 746 _, DAVIDVIRG0 and IKUO macquartite(abstr) 638 Memorial s KUSHIR0:The structural mcgillite (abstr) 1276 CharlesL. Christ 649 role of aluminumin silicate mcguinessi te (abstr) 1276 t{iIhelmHermann Julius Eitel oqI melts--a RamansDectro- morozeviczite(abstr) 437 Philip MooreOrville 1092 scopic studyat I-atmosphere678 nacaphite(abstr) 218 RogerG,J. Strens I 095 nagashimali te (abstr) 638 FredrikWi ll iamHouloer natroapophyl1ite 410 Zachariasen 1097 o'danielite (abstr) 218,1276 MERCURIOT,GENEVIEVE see Na amphibole,analyses 464 olgite (abstr) 438 MELLINI,MARCELLO I 073 Nacaphite,new mineral (abstr) 218 olympite(abstr) 438 MERLIN0,STEFAN0 see MELLINI, Nagashimalite, newmineral paralstonite(abstr) 219 MARCELLO 852 (abstr) oJd paranatrolite (abstr) 1276 see M00RE,PAUL B. I 034 NAKAJIMA,Y0SHIHARU and P.H. pa|arealgar(abstr) 1277 Meta-autunite,Na, K, 0H I 068 RIBBE: Twinningand super- parascholzi te 843 Metakaolin,from kaolinite 997 structure of Al-rich mulI ite 142 petarasite (abstr) 1277 Metavivianite,new data (abstr) I 103 Natrophosphate, new data polkovicite(abstr) 437 Meteorite,Antarctica 1233 (abstr) 879 putoranite (abstr) 638 Mexico,axinite 4?8 NatroapophylI i te roaldite (abstr) I lO0 Mgcalcite, synthetic morphologyaJa nei,,mi neral 4t0 rokuhnite (abstr) 219 Mica, trioctahedral, structure 586 structure 4t6 sabinaite(abstr) 1277 Microciine NAYAK,V.K. see LEAKE,B.E. sacrofanite(abstr) ll00 analyses 75 NELEN,J.A. see DUNN,P.J. I 054 saneroite (abstr) 1277 heat capacity '10891202 Nepheli ne santaclari te I 54 Microscopetechnique. for RI order-d i sorder 990 schieffelinite (abstr) 219 MIELKE,H.G. see FLCiRrr,O.w. 596 satellite reflections 990 sergeevite(abstr) I 100 Mineralsegregations, pelitic 260 NEWBERRY,N.G., E.J. ESSENEand shabynite(abstr) ll0t Minnesota,pel itic schiscs 70 D.R. PEAC0R:Alforsite, a shahovite(abstr) 1l0i Minnesotaite,analyses 517 new memberof the aoatite sodiumphlogopite (abstr) MIURA,YASUNORI, TOSHIO KATO, group: the barium analogue 219,639 J0HNRUCKLIDGE and HIR0HARU of chlorapatite (abstr) I 050 spionkopite i279,l82 MATSUEDA:Natroapophyl lite, Newmineral names sterlinghillite a neworthorhombric sodium 217,436 ,637 ,878 ,1099 ,127 4 stibiobetafite (abstr) 1278 analogof apophyllite Newminerals stibivanite (abstr) 1278 II. Crystal structure 416 acrofanite (abstr) I 100 suessite(abstr) ll0l _ see MATSUEDA,HIROHARU 4t0 aldermanite (abstr) I 099 tancoite (abstr) 1?78 Mixed-voiatile equiI ibria I135 al fors i te I 050 taneyamalite(abstr) ll0l MIZOTA,TADATO see SUGAKI, almbosite (abstr) 878 telluropalladinite(abstr) 1275 ASAHI KO 398 al umopharmacosi deri te tel I urohauchecornite Mncarbonate, analyses 280 (abstr) I 099 (abstr) +JO It{odifiedspi nel, B-MgrsiO, 568 arsenohauchecornite (abstr) 436 thalfenisite (abstr) 219 Molecularorbital calaulations ashanite (abstr) 217 theophrasti te I 020 819,1237,1250 balyakinite (abstr) 436 tisinalite (abstr) 219 M00RE,P.B.: l'lemorialof bartoni te 369 ti vanite 856 Fredrik l^liI l iam Houloer bentorite (abstr) 637 tugarinovite (abstr) 438 Zachariasen jO97 bessmertnovi (abstr) te 878 viitaniemiite (abstr) I 'l00102 -, TAKAHARUARAKI , STEFANO bi smutohauchecornite (abstr) 436 wonesi te MERLINO,MARCELLO MELLINI brabanjte (abstr) 878 yarrowite (abstr) 1279 and P.F. 7ANA77IzThe cathophorite (abstr) 878 NewHampshire, arrojadi te I 034 arrojadite-di ckinsonife choloalite (abstr) I 099 NewJersey series, KNa4Ca(Fe,Mnf[Al- cl inochalcomenite (abstr) 217 bannisteri te I 063 1288 New Jersey

orthopyroxene,cont. P0LLACK,S.S. andC.A. SPITLER: NewJersey, cont. of schallerite, etc. I 054 disoersion 986 Iron content Pyrrhotites 182 ion microprobeanalYses 526 produced in continuous ster)inghillite units 1?58 NewMexico, pelitic schists 702 REEpartitioning 242 liouefaction synthetic d4sordering 965 Potassicvolcanics, WYoming 663 NewYork 913 cl i nopyroxeneexsol uti on 127 ORVILLE,P.M. menorialof 1092 Prehnite,analyses 95.l Oxyanionsof Be, B, C, N, bond PREV'JITT,C.T. see LEVIEN, ferrosilite 315,324 NewZealand, Cr epidote 974 di stances 601 LouIsE E.H. see GREY,I.E. 866 PRICE,G.D,: SubsolidusPhase NICKEL, titano- NIELSEN,C.H. and HARALDUR relations in the PABST,AD0LF: t., rtn."llrliTEl,*n magnetitesolid solution SIGURDSS0N:Quanti tati ve 751 methodsfor electron micro- seiies probe analysis of sodium PADOVANI,E.R. and R.J. TRACY: Pseudomalachite' thi rd A pyrope-spinel(alkremjte) polymorph 169 in natural and synthetic (abstr) 638 gl asses 547 xenolith from MosesRock Putbranite, newmineral Dike: first knownNorth Pyriboles, in pyroxene I 107 N0RBERG,J.A. see DUNN,P.J. 908 1054, 1 063 Americanoccurrence Pyrite, graphitic schists structure 350 North Carolina, Mn deposit 278 PAPIKE,J.J. see CA}4ERON, PyrophylI ite-l ?c, I NOVAK,J.M. and M.J. H0LDAWAY: MARYELL EN Pyroxenes petrology, see LAB0TKA,T.C. 70 analyses 92 Metamorphic 25 mineral equilibria, and PaE-T-stonite, newmi neral cation ordering polymetamorphism (abstr) 219 microstructures I 107 in the I Augusta quadrangle, south- Paranatrolite, newmineral structure and chemistry (abstr 1276 Pyroxenoids,North Carolina 278 central Maine 5l ) 281 Nukundamite,structure, synthesis 398 Pararealgar,new mineral Pyroxmangite, analyses (abstr) 1277 Pyrrhotite Parascholzite,new mineral graphitic schists 908 RI 1089 (abstr) 843 magnetictransition 1254 Oblique observation, for I 258 0boyerite, new data (abstr) 220 PARASKEV0P0UL0S,G.M.and X-ray data 0'Danielite, newmineral (abstr) MARIAEC0N0M0U: Zoned Mn- 218,1276 rich chromitefrom podiform Offretite, structure 777 type chromiteore in serpen- Quartz OHASHI,YOSHIKAZU and L.W. tinites of northernGreece 1013 regionalvariation in cell struc- PATERSoN,E.: Intercalationof dimensi ons 204 FINGER: The crystal 596 ture of santaclaraite, CaMn4- synthetic buserite bY rhombohedralcleavage dodecylanmoniumchloride 424 QUEVEOO.M.P. see DEP0RTILLA' tsis0r+(0H)l(0H)'H20:the rre 148 role of hydrogenatoms in the PEACOR,D.R. see DUNN,P.J. 1954 ovroxenoidstructure 154 - see GoRDoN,W.A. 127 0lgiie, newrnineral (abstr) 438 - seeNEWBERRY, N.G. 1050 0livine seeWINTER, G.A. 278 Radiohaloes,biotite J5d anal yses 337,450,665Fmm, J.R. seeMoRTIER, W.J. 309 Ramanspectroscopy dispersion 986 Pegmatite Al in silicate melts 678 980 arrojadi te I 034 P-bearing melts 106 hematite deposits ll8 'ilmenite exolution 976 fillowite 827 spodumeneand melts DUNN,P.J. I 063 ion microprobe analyses 3ao surinamite, etc. 102? RAMIK,R.A. SEC Ni-Mgordering 770 Pelitic schists Rare earth elercnts oriented in achondrite 1233 Maine 51,260 ecl ogi te 460 REEpartitioning 242 l"linnesota 70 I herzol i te 449 0lympite, newmineral (abstr) 438 NewMexico 702 melt and lherzolite 242 microstructure 789 Peri doti te Refractive indices, measure- 0ol i te, 1089 0ptical properties Colorado 334 menE ajoi te 20? pyroxene-oxi de i ntergrowths 723 REND0N-DIAZMIRON,L.E. see alforsite 105? Peristeri te, conditional SWINNEA,J.S. 428 987 spinodal Reviews 221,440,880'1104 augite (Ed'): bartoni te 374 Perovskite,analyses 670 Barnes,H.L. ceochen- istrv of Hgdrcf)7etml Ote eugsteri te OJf, Petarasite, newmineral (abstr) 1277 847 Petrofabricanalysis, olivine I 233 Deposits' Second Ed.ition karl i te (Kul meta-autun'ite I 069 Pharaohnite,discredi ted lerud) ll04 natroapophylI i te 412 mineral(abstr) ??0 Brindley, G.|'l.and G. Brown: nukundamite, synthetic 400 Ph1ogopi te crgstal structures of Clag olivine 986 analyses 668 Iilinetals and. theit x-rag orthopyroxene 986 di ssoluti on 801 Id.entification (Tettenhorst) 881 Parascholz i te 847 inclusionin Cr diopside 347 phl ogopite I159 meltingequilibria I 164 Embry,P.J. andJ.P. Fuller: pyroxmangite 282 reversepleochroism 1154 A Nanual of New l'inetal (Dunn) 440 rhodonite 282 Phyllosilicite, l0 X, synthesis 3/O lares scholzi te 847 Picropharmacolite, structure 385 Fleischer, Michaeli cJ.ossarg sterlinghillite 184 Pigeonite,phase equilibria I175 of MineraL SPreczes (Mason) 221 theophrasti te t 02l P1agi oc1 ase Greene,J.C. and J.G. Burke: ti vanite .l00867 analyses wonesite conditional spinodal c(? ?he sciences of Minerals 0ptical spectra transfomati ons 763 in xhe Age of Jeffetson (Clarke) 441 bi oti te 358 Plate tectonics, Alps 443 phl ogopite I 160 Pleonaste, analyses 337 Guest, John with Paul MurraY 0rthopyroxene Polkovicite, newmineral (abstr) 437 Butter'!'Jorth, John analyses 337,4s1,729 and William 0'Donnell: System 1289

Reviews,cont. SEAL,M., E.R.VANCE, and B. SouthAfrica, cont. Guest et al., cont.: DEMAYO:0ptical spectraof I i ebenbergi te 770 PTanetarg Geojogg (French) 770 giant radiohaloesin phlogopite II54 Guillemin, Cl. and Ph. Lagny Madagascanbiotite 358 SouthDakota, (Eds. arrojadite 1034 ) : Resources l{rnera-les. Secondaryion analyses 5?6 SPEAR,F.S., R.M.HAZEN and Minerat Resources (futina) Il04 SEKINE,TOSHIMORI, P.J. l^JYLLIE D0UGLASRUMBLE Kutina, (Ed.)z III: }'lonesite: Jan eutat andD.R. BAKER: Phase re- a newrock-forming silicate Tectonics and. MetaLjogeng lationshipsat 30 kbarfor from (Mason) the Post Pond,Vermont 100 ZZ1 quartzeclogite composition SPENCER,K.J. andD.H. LINDSLEY: MacKenzie,l'l.S. and C. in Ca0-M90-A1203-Si02-H20 A solutionmodel for coexist- Guilford: Att-as of Rock- with implicationsfoF suo- ing iron-titanium Forming oxides ll89 Minerals in ?hin duction zonemagmas 938 Sphalerite,phase transition section (Mason) 1006 2?1 Sengierite,new data (abstr) ZZO Spinel, analyses 670,729,743 Nassau, Kuft: cere Mad.ebq Sergeevite, (abstr) newnineral 1100.|96 Spionkopite,new mineral ran (Sinkankas) 880 Serpentine,AI, infrared spectra (abstr) Philiips, 1279 W.R.and D.T. Serpentinization,hydration SPITLER,C.A. see POLLACK, Griffen: optical Mineralogg: reacti ons 290 s.s. I 258 The Nonognque Minetals Shabynite,new mineral (abstr) (Essene) I l0t Spodumene,Raman spectra ll8 881 Shahovite,new mineral (abstr) I l0l Ramdohr,Paul and Hugo Strunz: SHARMA,S.K. and BRUNOSIM0NS: Stauroli te Kl-ock@nns lchtbuch der Ramanstudy of crystalline analys es 59,712 MineraLosie (Mason) 881 polymorphsand glassesof Zn, synthetic Rhodonite, analyses 932 ZBI spodumeneconposition quench- STEELE,I.M., R.L. HERVIG, RIBBE, P.H. see NAKAJIMA, ed from various pressures il8 I.D. HUTCHEON YOSHIHARU and J.V. 142 Sheetsilicates, in pyroxenes I 107 SMITH: RICKWOOD,P.C.: Ion microprobe tech- Thelargest SHIMA,HIROMI see SUGAIG, nique and analysesof crystals 885 ASAHI KO Riebekite, 398 olivine and low-Ca pyroxene 526 analyses 517 SHOEMAKER,G,1., J.B. ANDERSON STEINFINK, RIEDER,MI.LAN HUGOsee SWINNEA, see WEISS,ZDENEK 561 and EDIIARDKOSTINER: The J.S. Roaldite, newmineral (abstr) 428 I 100 crystal structure of a STEPANOV,V.l. see DE P0RTILLA, R0BERTS,F.I. seeL0UGHNAN, F.C. 997 third polymorphof ROBIE,R.A. v.s. 148 seeHEMINGWAy, B.S. 1202 cu5(P04)2(0H)4 169 Sterlinghil lite, newminerai RockEPMA, using glass 182 I 086 -Tollm-orpnismand EDI,IARD K0STINER: Stibiobetafite,new mineral R00EN,M.F. see SMITH.DoUGLAS 334 in (abstr) Rokuhnite, 1278 newmineral (abstr) 219 Cuc(P0a)z(0H)a 176 Stibivanite, ROUSE,R.C. newmineral see STURI4AN.B.D. 843 , aialysds 515 (abstr) 1278 RUCKLIDGE,J0HN see MIURA, SIGURDSSoN,HARALDUR see StiIpnomelane, YASUNORI analyses 516 4t6 NIELSEN,C.H. 547 ST0HL,F.V. and D.K. see MATSUEDA, SMITH: HIROHARU410 Silica minerals, hydrothermal Thecrystal chemistryof RUMBLE,D0UGLAS III the see SpEAR, 'I00 al teration 473 uranylsil icate minerals 6t0 Silicate melts ST0RCH,S.P. see HURST,VERNON 204 RYERS0N,F.J. seeMYSEN, 8.0. 106 A1-bearing, (yo1 Ramanspectra 678 STRENS,R.G.J., memdrial of I 095 ite, hydrothennalaltera- diopsidecrystallization 223 Stromeyerite, ti on Cu-Sbond 813 473 P in I06 STURMAN,8.0., R.C.R0USE and REEpartitioning Z4Z P.J. DUNN:Parascholzite, spodumenecomposition I 18 a newmineral from Sabinaite, Hagendorf, newmineral (abstr) 1277 Silicaterings, M0calculations 1237 Bavaria,and its relation- Sacrofanite,new mineral Sillimanite, analyses (abstr) 706 ship to scholzite 843 I 100 Siloxanerings, M0calculations 1237 Subductionmagma 938 Saneroite,new mineral (abstr) 1277 SIM0NS,BRUNO see SHARMA,S.K. il8 Suessite,new mineral (abstr) SANFORD,R.F.: ll0l Mineraloqical SINKANKAS,JOHN, review of SUGAKI,ASAHIKO, HIROMI SHIMA, and chemicaleffects of cere mde .b9rran (Nassau) ARASHIKITAKAZE hydration AAO and TADATO reactionsand SKINNER,B.J.: Memoriaiof MIZ0TA:Hydrothermal syn- applications to serpentini- Philip MooreOrville thesis zation 1092 of nukundamiteand its 290 SMITH,D.K. see ST0HL, F.V. 610 crystal structure 398 Santaclarite, newmineral t54 SMITH,DOUGLAS and H.F. RODEN: Sulfidic schists, Sapphirine, Maine 908 Be, analyses 1027 Geothermometryand kinetics Surinamite,analyses, X-ray Satellite reflections, in a tr{o-spinelperidotite data nepheli 1026 ne 990 nodule,Colorado Plateau 334 SWANSON,D.K. see GUPTA,ABHA 601 SAbJM0TO,HIROSHI see SMITH,J.V. seeHERVIG, R.L. 346 Sweden HORIUCHI, HIROYUKI 568 see STEELE,I.M. 526 di xenite Scanningelection _ 1263 microscope, _ and J. MICHAELEENNETT: jagoite 852 BSE 362 Enumerationof 4-connected SWINNEA,J.S., HUGO Schafarzikite, STEINFINK, microstrucuure I 073 3-dimensionalnets andclassi- L.E. RENDON-DIAZMIRONand SchalIerite, crystal chemistry 1054 fication of frameworksilicates: S.E. DELA VEGA:The crystal Schieffelinite, newmineral the infinite (abstr) set of ABC-6nets; structure of a Mexican 219 the Archimedeanand o- axinite 428 Schmeiderite=Schrniederi te, new related nets data (abstr) 777 Systems 22n Sodali te, structure 777 CaAl Scholzite, newdata 2Si206-H20 I I 83 847 Soddyite,structure 621 CaC03-MgC03-MnC03 280 SCLAR,C.B. see BAUER, J.F. 576 Sodium-phlogopite,new mineral Scotl Ca0-Mg0-A1203-Si02-H20 938 and (abstr) 219,639 -Mg0- - ca Ca0- S i 02 A1 2\- c02- H20 lcareousmetamorphics 491 Solid so'lutionmodel, Fe-Ti NaCl margarite pseudomorphs I 107 213 oxi des I 189 CaW04-PbW04 299 SouthAfrica Fe304-Fe2Ti04 751 inclusionsin Cr diopside 346 FeO-Ca0-SiOr ll75 1290 Systems

M. 358 Systems, cont. Unit-cel I data' cont. VANCE,E.R. see SEAL, Fe0-l'{90-Si02 951 carpholi te 10Bl VANHILTEN, DICK: Refractive I et.lu4-/nwu4 301 chukhrovite, synthetic J9J indices of mineralsthrough Mg0-Si02-H20 576 cl i nopyroxene 128 the microscope:a simPler l'lnViO4-ZnW04 301 coesite, high pressure 'I330 rnethodof oblique 678 copper phosphatehydrate QPM 70 observation 1089 Si02-CaO-Na20-A1203 70 S'i02-CaSi 03-M92Si 04 LZ5 di cki nsonite I 036 VANIMAN,D.T. see LABOTKA,T.C. diopside, hi gh-pressure 3]8 VAUGHAN,D.J. andJ.A. T0SSELL: di xeni te I 263 Electronic structure of Taaffeite, analyses, X-ray fillowite 828 thiospinelminerals: results data 1028 heulandi te-Ca/NH4 310 fromM0 calculations 1250 TAKAGI,S. see MATHEW,l"l. 392 j agoite 852 VEBLEN,D.R. and P.R. BUSECK: talc kanoite 128 Hydrouspyriboles and sheet pyroxenes analyses 498,501 kanonaite col silicates in and di ssoluti on 801 karl i te 874 uralites: intergrowthmicro- hvdrous 576 1epi dol i te 12?4 structures and reaction Tanc-oite, new mineral (abstr) 1278 libbenbergite (Ni-M9olivine) 770 mechanisms 1107 Taneyamaii te, new mineral meta-autunite I 070 VELDE,B. andG. MARTINEZ: (abstr) I 101 mullite, Al synthetic 143 Effect of pressureon 0H- TAYL0R,L.A. see GARRISON, natroapophyll i te 414 stretching frequenciesin ordered J.R., JR. 7?3 nukundamite, synthetic 393 kaolinite and newdata (abstr) tl03 parascholzite 847 aluminousserpentine 196 Telargpalite, 586 Tel I urohauchecornite, new phyllosi licate, l0 A VELDE,D. seeHAZEN, R'14' mineral (abstr) 436 pi cropharmacoli te 386 VERGOUWEN,LIDEKE: TelI uropalladinite, new pl agi oc l ase 764 Eugsterite,a newsalt (abstr) 1?75 pseudomalachite polymorPhs 176 minera l 632 mjneral 100 Ternary feldspar, trans- pyrophyl I i te-l rc 351 Vermont,wonesite formations 763 quartz 204 VersiI i ai te, microstructure I 073 Cu-Sbond 813 santacl arai te 155 Viitaniemi ite, newmineral Tetrahedrite, I I 02 TETTENH0RST,RODNEY, review of scholzi te 847 (abstr) Crgstal Structures of cTag taaffe'ite I 028 VIRG0,DAVID see MYSEN, 8.0. Minerafs and theit x-rag ternary feldspar 764 106,678 rd.entification ( Bri ndl eY theophrasti te I 021 VISbIANATHAN,KRISHNMOORTHY : and Brown, Eds.) B8l ti vani te 867 Thecrystal structure of Textures, igneous experimental 223 uranopnane 6'l3 a Mg-richcarpholite 1080 Thalfenisite, newmineral wonesi te 102 (abstr) 219 Zn staurol ite 934 Theophrastite, new mineral I 020 Unnamedminerals I.IAERSTAD,K.R. SEEMATHEW' M. 392 Thiospinel,M0 calculations I 250 a-MnSi0r (abstr) 220 WAGNER,MARY EiqMA see F0LAND' c genesi s 938 alloys Iabstr) 639 K.A. 1086 Tholei i te, oceani 481 THOMPS0N,J.8., JR.: Presenta- arsenaf,e 218 Wairakite,analyses tion of the RoeblingMedal As2Se?(abstr) 1279 Weddellite,unit cell data 862 of the Mineralogical ur2le (aDsEU 438 Weeksite,structure .. 620 for Cu mineral (abstr) 439 WEICHERT,JURGEN see FL0RKE' Society'l980 of America to Dmitrii Sergeevich GeSz(abstr) 1279 0.W. 596 (abstr) Korzhinski i 640 HqIi I 102 WENDLANDT,R.F.: Influenceof (abstr) Tisinalite, newminerai (abstr) 219 iitEium sulfides 1289 C02on nelting of model Ti tanomagnetite K analogue of nracdonaldite granulite facies assemblages: phaserelations 1189 (abstr) 220 a modelfor the genesisof 1164 subsolidus relations 651,759 KAIFa(abstr) 1279 charnockites newmineral 866 KAl(SOa)z (abstr) 1279 WENK,H.-R. seeGUNDERSON, Tivanite, (abstr) 789 TOSSELL,J.A. SECGUPTA, ABHA 60I lead minErals 220 S.H. seeVAUGHAN, D.J. I 250 (Mn,Ca)o( V,As )Si 501 s( 0H ) WEISS,ZDENEK, S.W. BAILEY ANd Traceelements (abstr) 1279 MILANRIEDER: Refinement ol ivine, orthopyroxene 526 (NHA)Al(so4)2 (abstr) 1279 of the crystal^struclg1eof Dotassic rocks 672 palladiumtiiimuth chloride kanonaite,-(MnJ+,Al) I'ol TMCY,R.J. SEePADOVANI, E.R. 741 (abstr) 1279 (A1,Mns+)l'5J0[Si04] 561 ,analyses 498,501 palladiumcopper sulfo- WestGernany, paraschlozite 843 Tridymite, from combustion 997 telluride (abstr) 110? }lesternAlps, eclogites, Tugarinovite,new nineral Sn-Cu-Pbmineral (abstr) 439 peridoti tes 443 (abstr) 438 sulfides andsulfosalts WhewelIite,unit cell data 862 Tungstateminerals, phase (abstr) I 280 Winchite,India 6?5 reiations 298 sulfate of Cuand Mn (abstr) I 280 t,JINTER,G.A., E.J. ESSENEANd Turkey,eugsterite 632 tel uri tes 436 D.R. PEAC0R:Carbonates and uranylsilicate oza pyroxenoidsfrom the Urali tes, microstructures I 107 manganesedeposit near Bald Unit-celI data Uranophane,structure 612 Knob,North Carolina 278 ajoi te 186 Uranylsi'licates, crystal Wiscons'in,oolite 789 alforsite 105i structure 610 Wonesite,new mineral 100 amesite-2nz 186 U.S.S.R. Wurtzite,phase transition I 006 arrojadi te I 036 amesite-2a2 td3 l^lYLLIE,P.J. SEESEKINE, axi ni te 428 bayl donite 148 TOSHII4ORI 938 s-Ms2Si04 568 Utah,pyrope-spinel xenolith 741 Wyorning, ul trapotassic bartoni te 373 volcani cs ooJ biotite, Si-rich 587 bol twoodi te 613 Ca oxalate trihydrate 860 Zoisite l29l

Xenolith, pyrQp€-spine] 741 X-ray diffraction data ajoi te 202 al fors i te I 051 4rrojadits I 048 bartonite J/5 boltwoodi te 615 clqy ninera'ls 483 ch.ukhrovite, synthet'lc 393 dickinsonite I 048 di xenite 1272 eugsterlte 635 fillowite 841 kanonaite 56i meta-autunite I 071 natroapophylI i te 415 newuranyl silicate 623 parascholzi te 846 phyllosilicate, l0 H 579 pyrrhotiter synthetic I 2s8 scholzi te 846 soddyite 521 stirlinghiilite 184 suri namite 10?6 taaffei te r0?8 theophrastJte I 02r ti vanite 867

Yarrollite, newmineral (abstr) lZTg Yellowstone, hydrothermal alteration 4n Yugawaralite,analysis 4Bl

ZACHARIASEN,F.!1.H., memorial of 1097 ZANAZZI,P.F. see M00RE,p.B. i0g4 Zeoli te A; StrUcture losod, structure 777 rho, stfucture 777 Tl'lA-E(AB),structure 777 zK5 777 Zeolite facies, iron forration cu/ Zeolites, a'lteration of rhyol i te $/ J Z[ radius in stauroiite vJ3 Zoisite Cr in amphibolite 974 magrragenesis 938 phaseequilibria I I83