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Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
Abstract
Chlorite and its Relationship to Pyritization in Anoxic Marine Environments
Roy H. Grossman, Richard S. Liebling, Horst S. Scherp
ABSTRACT
Pyritiferous basal marine shales of the early mid-Devonian Hamilton Group of New York State display an inverse relationship between pyrite abundance, as a proportion of the chlorite present, and the iron content of the chlorite. This relationship suggests that chlorite was a significant source of iron during pyritization. The data also suggest that chlorite was broadly segregated into an iron-rich fraction, occuring nearer the source, and one of lower iron content, found farther west.
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