File:Peridotitic Mylonite.JPG
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English: Peridotitic Mylonite. The central part of the rock is crossed by a "fault" that deform the rock. Crossed nicols image, magnification 2x (Field of view = 7mm) |
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| Author | Strekeisen |
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