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Fig. 2

From: Retrograde alterations of phyllosilicates in low-grade metapelite: a case study from the Szendrő Paleozoic, NE-Hungary

Fig. 2

Geologic and petrographical profile of the borehole Gn-1 with the samples investigated. 1 Soil with weathered detritus of the bedrock; 2 dark-grey, blackish-grey fresh slate; 3 grey, brownish-grey altered and fractured slate; 4 yellowish-grey, light-grey, strongly altered slate; 5 very strongly altered and fractured slate; 6 very strongly altered and fractured slate with blocks of relatively fresh slate; 7 dark-grey, silicified slate with several cm large white quartzite lenses, the latter showing evidence of corrosion; 8 whitish-grey, white smectitic clay (alteration product of slate) with quartzitic lenses that contain sulfide minerals (mainly, pyrite)

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