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Coral Reefs; Volcanic Islands; South American Geology — Complete

Note 11 — Chapter III · ASCENSION.

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The porphyry is dark coloured; it contains numerous, often fractured, crystals of white opaque feldspar, also decomposing crystals of oxide of iron; its vesicles include masses of delicate, hair-like, crystals, apparently of analcime.

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