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VOLI-Rme 71,1986 AmericanMineralogist, Volume 7l, pages 1550-1565,1986 INDEX VOLI-rME 71,1986 Aberg, G., see Ericsson, T., 136 Brisbln, W.C.: Mechanics of pegmatite intrusion, Abrecht, J,, see Hewitt, D.A., 1126 64t+ Aj-nes, R.D., G.R. Rossman: Relationships between Brown, G.E., Jr., B.A. Ml11s:,High-temperature radiation damage and t.race water in zircon, structure and crystal chemistry of hydrous quartz, and Eopaz, ll86 alka1i-rich beryl from the Harding pegmatite, Aines, R. D, , see Rossman, G.R. , 779 I'aos CounLy, New Mexlco, 547 Akizuki, M.: Al-Si ordering and twinning in Brown, G,E., Jr., R,C. Ewing: InEroductj-on to edingEonite, l5l0 the Jahns Memori-al Issue. 233. Memorial of Aldridge, L.P., E. 8i11, R. B15s, S. Lauer, V.R. Richard Henry Jahns, 652 Marathe, A. Sawaryn, A.X. Trautwein, H. Brovn, G.E., Jr., see Shigley, J.E., 356 Winkler: Electronic structure of Fe in some Brown, G.E., Jr., see Stern, L.A., 406 minerals, derived from iterative extended Brown, W.E., see Takagi, 5., 1229 Hiickel theory (IEHT), rnultiple scattering Xo Budahn, J.R.: Evidence for equilibrium condi- (MS-Xo) calculations, and Miissbauer measure- tions during the partitioning of nickel ment.s, 1015 beEweenolivine and l<omaLiiUeliquids, 1337 Alexander, V.D., D.T. Griffen, T.J. Martin: Burnham, C. l{ayne, ll. Nekvasil: Bquilbrium Crystal chemistry of some Fe- and Ti-poor properties of granite pegmatite magmas, 239 dumorLieritcs, 786 Burnham, Charles W., see Post, J.n,, 142, 1178 AmEhauer, G., see Joswig, W., 1I94 Burnham, C,W,, see Skinner, Il.C.\{,, 860 Angel, R.J.: Transformation mechanisms belween Burns, R.G., see Dyar, M.D., 955 single-chain silicates, 1441 Buseck, P.R., see Rask, J.H., 805 Angel, R.J., C.T. Prewitt: Crystal structure of mullite: A re-examination of the average Carlson, I4l.D., M.K. Nelis: An occurrence of structure, I476 staurolite in the Llano uplift, central Armbruster, T.: Role of Na in the structure of Texas,682 1ow cordierite: A single-crystal X-ray study, C.armlchael, LS.E,, see Lange, R.A., 937 746 Cernf, P., B.E. Goad, F.C. Hawthorne, R. Chap- Arth, J.G., see Barker, F., 632 man: Fractlonation trends of Ehe Nb- and Ta- Artioli, G., see Smith, J.V., 727 bearing oxide mj-nerals in the Greer Lake Ashworth, J.R.: MyrmekiEe replacing albite in pegmatiti,c granite and its pegmatite aureole, prograde metamorphism, 895 southeastern ManiEoba, 501 Au, A.Y., see Hazen, R.M,, 977 Chakoumakos, B.C., see Lurnpkin, G.R., 569 Chandrasekhar, B.K., see White, W.8., 1415 Barbosa, C,P., see Foord, E.E,, 603 Chang, C.D., see Posey-Dowty, J., 85 Barker, F., J.G. Arth, T.W. Stern: Evolution of Chapman, R., see Cernf, P., 501 the Coast batholith along the Skagway Chernosky, J.V., Jr., see Jenkins, D.Y,,, 924 Traverse, Alaska and British Columbia, 632 Cho, M., J,J. Fawcett: A kinetic study of Barnes, H.L., see Murowchick, J.8., 1243 clinochlore and its high temperature equiv- Barton, M,D.: Phase equillbria and thermodynamic alent forsterite-cordierite-spinel at 2 kbar properties of mlnerals 1n the water pressure, 68, Morphologies and growth BeG-A1203-SiO2-H2O (BASH) system, wirh mechanisms of synthetic Mg-chlorite and petrologic applications, 277 nnrdi ori ta 7R Barton, M.D., see Hemingway, 8.S., 557 Clark, A.H., T.H. Pearce, P.L. Roeder, I. Batiza, R.: Review of Petrologv, Mineralogy and Wolfson: Oscillatory zoning and other Evolution of the Jan Maven Magma System by microstructures in magmatic olivine and Paff frnsfana,-84t augite: Nomarski i-nterference contrast obser- Beard, J.S., H,W. Day: Origin of gabbro peg- vations on etched polished surfaces, 734 matite in Ehe Smartville intrusive complex, Clemens,J.D., J.R. Ho1loway,A.J.R. hhite: norEhern Sierra Nevada, Caltfornia, 1085 Origin of A-type granlte: Experlnental con- Bernst.ein, L.R. : Renlerite, sEralnts,3l7 Cu16ZnGe2Fe4S16-Cu11GeAsFe4S16:A coupled Cohen,A.J., see Partlow, D.P., 589 solid soluEion series, 210 Cijlln, G. von, see Kro11, H., I 8i11, E,, see Aldridge, L.P., 1015 Couty, R., B. Velde: Pressure-induced band Bird, D.K., see Stern, L.A,, 406 splitting in infrared spectra of sanidine and B15s, R., see Aldridge, L.P., 1015 albite, 99 B1oss, F.D., see Su, S.-C., 1285, 1384, 1393 Crerar, D., see Posey-Dowty,J., 85 Boettcher, A.L. , see Luth, R.irl., 264 Crock, J.G., see Foord, E.E., 603 Borthwick, J,, see Holdaway, M.J., I135 Cronin, D.J., see Scarfe, C.14.,767 BringhursE, K.N., D.T. Griffen: Staurolite- Cygan, R.T., A,C. Lasaga: Dielectric and lusakite series. II. Crystal structure and polarization behavior of forsterite at optical properties of a cobaltoan st.aurolite, elevated Eemperatures, 758 r466 Cze1, L.J.: Memorial of Robert MannGrogan, 841 r550 AUTHOR INDEX, VOLUME 71, 1986 155l Day, H.W,, see Beard, J.S., 1085 Ferry, J.M., see Grove, T.L.' 1049 Desautels, P.E.: Memorial of Paul Seel' 1275 Filippidis, A., see Ericsson, T.' 1502 Do11ase, W.A., R.J. Reeder: Crystal structure Finger, L.l/., see Hazen, R.M.' 977 refinernent of huntite, Cal"1g3(C03)+, with X- Fitz Gerald, J,D., J.B. Parj-se, I.D.R. Mackin- ray powder data, 163 non: Average structure of an An4g plagioclase Domine, F., B. Piriou: Raman spectroscopic study from the Hogarth Ranges, 1399 of the Si02-A1203-K20 vitreous system: Dis- Fitzgerald, S., A.L. Rheingold, P.B. Leavens: tribution of silicon second neighbors, 38 Crystal strucEure of a Cu-bearing Duesler, E.N,, E.E. Foord: Crystal structure of vesuvianite, 1011. Crystal structure of a hashemj-te, BaCrO4, a barit.e structure type, non-P4/nnc vesuvianite froni Asbestos, Quebec, L2L7 t4B3 Dunn, P.J., C.A, Francis: Davidsonite and FitzpaE.rick, J., A. Pabst: Thaleni-te from lehiite discredited, 1515 Arizona, l88 843 Dunn, P.J., D.R. Peacor, R.C. Erd, R.A. Rarnlk: Fleischer, M.: Memorial of George T. Faust, Franciscanite and 6rebroite. two new minerals Foit, F.F., Jr,, see Rosenberg,P.E,, 97I frorn California and Sweden, related to Foord, E.E., R.V. Gaj.nes,J.G. Crock' W.B. a redefined welinite. 1522 Simmons,Jr., C.P. Barbosa: Minasgeraisite, Minas Dunn, P.J., D.R. Peacor, B,D. Sturman, F.J. new memberof the gadolinite group from Wicks: Rouseite, a new lead manE,anesear- Gerals, Brazil, 603 senit.e from ISngban, Sweden, 1034 Foord, 8,E., H.C. Starkey, J.E' Taggart' .Jr': Dunn, P,J., see Peacor, D.R., l5l7 Mineralogy and paragenesis of "pocket" clays granitic Dunn, P,J., see Rouse, R.C.' 1240 and associated minerals in complex 428 Dut.row, 8.L., see Holdaway, M.J', 1135, 1142 pegmatiEes, San Diego County, Calj-fornla' Dwornik, 8.J., see Evans, H.T.' Jr.' 1045 Foord, E,E., see Duesler, E.N' ' I217 Dyar, M.D.: Practical application of M6'ssbauer Foord, E,E., see Stern, L'A.' 406 goodness-of-fit parameters for evaluation of Francis, C.A., see Dunn, P.J.' 1515 real experimental results: A rep1y, 1266 Franks, P.C., see Smith, M.P.' 60 C' Li: Dyar, M,D., R.G. Burns: Mdssbauer spectral study Frost, M.T., I.E. Grey, I.R. Harrowfield' ferruginous one-1ayer trioctahedral micas, Alteration profiles and impurity element of 955 distributions in rnagnetic fractions weathered ilmenite, 167 Effenberger, H., F. Pertlik, J. Zemann: Refine- Fujino, K., H. Momoi, H. Sawamoto,M. Kumazawa: MnSiO3 ment of the crystal structure of krausite: A CrysUal structure and chemistry of nriueral wiLh alr lnUerpolyhedral oxygelt-oxygett tetragonal garneL, 78I contact shorter than the hydrogen bond ' 202 Furukawa,T., see White, W.B.' 1415 Eggleton, R.A., see Sinclair, W., 815 carbonate Ekambaram,V., see Rosenberg, P.E., 971 Gaffey, S.J.: Specural reflectance of infrared Epstein, S., see Newrnan, 5,, 1527 minerals in the visible and near and Erd. R.C., see Dunn, P.J., 1522 (0.35-2.55 mlcrons): Calcite, aragonite, Ericksen, G.E., M.E. Mrose, J'W. Marinenko' J.J' dolomite, I51 McGee: Mineralogical studies of the nitrate Gaines, R.V., see Foord, E'E. ' 603 subsolidus deposiEs of Chi1e. V. Iquiqueite, Gasparik, T.: Experlmental study of of Na4K3Mg(Cr04)82a039(0H)' l2ll2O, a new saline phase relations and mixing properties system mineral. , 830 clinopyroxene in the silica-saturated Ericsson, T., A. Filippidis: Cation ordering in CaG-MgO-A1203-5i02'686 the limited solid solution Fe2Si04-Zn2Si04' Goad, B,E., see CernY' P.' 50f 1502 Goldsmith, J.R., see Su, S.-C.' 7384 equi- Ericsson, T., A.G. Nord, G. Aberg: Cation par- Grant, J.A' : Quartz-philogopj-te-liquid 1071 titi-oning in hydrothermally prepared olivine- librj.a and origins of charnockites' related (Fe,lu1n)-sarcopsides, 136 Grave, E.D., see Vochten, R.' 1037 practical Eugster, H.P.: Minerals in hot water, 655 Green, N,L., S.I' Usdansky: Toward a 1109' Evans, B.W,: Reactions among sodic, calcic, and plagi.oclase-muscovite thermometer, relations and rher- ferromagnesian arnphiboles, sodic Pyroxene' Ternary-feldspar mixing and deerite ln high-pressure metamorphosed mobarometrY,lI00 Li, Be' ironsEone, Siphnos, Greece, 1ll8 Grew, E.S., J.R. Hj.nthorne,N. Marquez: paragonite from Llvans, tl.T., Jr., E.J. Dwornik, C' FlilEon: B, and Sr in rnargariEe and Kassite from the Diamond Jo quarry, l4,agnet Antartica, ll29 Cove, Hot Spri-ng County, Arkansas: The Grey, LE., see Frost, M.T.' 167 786 problem of cafetj.te and kassite, 1045 Griifen, D.T., see Alexander, V.D.' 1466 Ewing, R.C., see Brown, G.8., Jr., 233, 652 Griffen, D.T., see Brj.nghurst' K.N.' 1461 Ewing, R.C., see Lurnpkin, G.R., 569 Griffen, D.T., see Phj-11ips,L.V.
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