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FIG. 5. Transmitted light image (partially<br />

crossed polars) <strong>of</strong> lower center <strong>of</strong><br />

Figure 4 showing light quartz grain, gray<br />

glass, and crystals <strong>of</strong> melilite or augite<br />

crystals projecting into glass. Run 2181,<br />

G9 hrs.<br />

FIG. 7. Concentric alter<strong>at</strong>ion zones and<br />

reacted limestone bed m<strong>at</strong>erial. Analysis<br />

H given in Table 3. SEM/BEI image. Run<br />

2481, 169 hrs.<br />

180<br />

FIG. 6. Detail <strong>of</strong> lower center <strong>of</strong> Figure<br />

5, showing dendritic crystal form <strong>of</strong> melilite<br />

or augite. Analysis G given in<br />

Table 3.<br />

hrs.<br />

SEM/SEI image. Run 2181, 69<br />

FIG. 8. Weakly bonded agglomer<strong>at</strong>e <strong>of</strong> sul-<br />

f<strong>at</strong>ed ash and altered limestone bed grains<br />

and fragments. Analysis I and J are given<br />

in Table 3. SCM/BEI image. Run 2481, 169<br />

hrs.

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