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Re: A new LL7 from Austrailia.
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- Subject: Re: A new LL7 from Austrailia.
- From: "MARTIN G HOREJSI" <HOREMART@BA.isu.edu>
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 22:11:19 -0600, MDT
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Hi Frank,
Regarding the LL7, I've heard that there would be more LL7s, and L7s
for that matter, except the petrologic number 7 was not accepted
as a realistic classification much in the past. This means that
several other LL6s and L6s could really be 7s if retested today. Do
you know anything about this?
Those who I have talked with said that 7s of anything were a little
sketchy due to the early nature of the methods used to classify them.
Could the place to look for more LL7s be in our collections?
Sincerely,
Martin
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