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Journal of Sedimentary Petrology
Vol. 46 (1976)No. 3. (September), Pages 483-485
Fanlike Rays of Former Aragonite in Permian Capitan Reef Pisolite
Robert G. Loucks, Robert L. Folk
ABSTRACT
The Permian Capitan Reef pisolite of New Mexico locally contains pore-fillings of square-ended rays 2-3 mm long, which we interpret as having originally formed as aragonite crystals. This indicates that the vadose soil waters that formed the rays had a Mg/Ca ratio greater than 2.
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